• Resolved kmnathancse

    (@kmnathancse)


    Team,

    After implementing this plugin, i am getting below exception. it was working without any issues for a while and all of sudden it is giving error. i upgraded to latest version of plugin and nothing helped. can you please help me what could be wrong here?

    Fatal error: Class ‘Firebase\JWT\ExpiredException’ not found in E:\xampp\htdocs\wp-content\plugins\wpo365-login\Firebase\JWT\JWT.php on line 142

    FYI : i made sure expiredexception is in the JWT folder. in the plugin option i left the leeway as unfilled.

    Thanks,
    Meenakshinathan

    • This topic was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by kmnathancse.
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  • Plugin Author Marco van Wieren

    (@wpo365)

    The Expired exception is an indication for your server believing that the authorization token that was received from Microsoft has expired. This can be the case when your server clock is skewed. The leeway setting defaults to 300 (seconds) to add some thresholds to this. Please check your server time first, then play around with the leeway setting. In the meantime I’ll have a look and make sure the class-not-found exception is fixed. However, the exception in itself makes clear that the token is rejected so from your end you can try and make sure that this is fixed as well.

    Plugin Author Marco van Wieren

    (@wpo365)

    Closing this issue since no more replies have followed in the last 2 months.

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