moov

Hi Daniel

All i did was edit line 36 in plugin.php

// To change maximum passwords change the value of the variable below
global $maxPasswords;
$maxPasswords = 600;

I changed to 600, but it stopped working around 300 if I remember right now – its a while ago

Hope that helps
Toby

site_meta, needs an edit, the answer..

I have found the solution:

The reason I upgraded was because what I thought was a secure WP site of mine got hacked. Nothing dramatic was done, a couple of links were pointed to another site. Very subtle but unsettling to find. So I decided to harden my setup. Upgrading to the latest WP was step one.

I upgraded all passwords next and I also followed the guidance I found in many places on how to edit my username via phpMyAdmin.

This does work and I was able to login using the new username, but the user is no longer Super Admin and has an impaired view of plugins.

I have reverted to the original username and issue is solved. NOT a bug with Benny ??

I would still like to edit my username, but clearly this requires additional edits in the DB for it to be successful on a Multi-site – any ideas?

So although I have several plugins loaded which were functioning before, now when I mouse over the plugins menu just below Appearance, only Blog Vault shows in the sub-menu. Clicking on the Plugins menu takes me straight to Blog Vault instead of the overview of all the installed Plugins.

Re, testing: lesson learnt the hard way! Doh!