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  • Plugin Author braekling

    (@braekling)

    Can you please explain what you want to authentificate via Google?

    WP-Piwik is using Piwik’s auth code to authentificate, the statistics dashboard is protected by your WordPress login.

    Thread Starter Breat

    (@breat)

    I have this plugin on my piwik installation : https://plugins.piwik.org/GoogleAuthenticator

    @braekling, what @breat is saying is that when one has the Google Authenticator plugin enabled on the account in Piwik, the wp-piwik plugin cannot connect to the API. I can verify this time and again.

    Plugin Author braekling

    (@braekling)

    Ok, so WP-Piwik has to add an additional auth_code parameter to each API call. But there is no general auth_code, it is delivered by the 2FA, of course. Thus, WP-Piwik has to integrate its own authentication, hasn’t it? I added this to my longlist, but currently there are no concrete plans to implement this.

    Or did I get this wrong?

    If you like to use WP-Piwik while 2FA is activated, you should use the PHP API instead of the HTTP API. This requires WordPress and Piwik running at the same server, but this also avoids the “public” transfer between Piwik and WordPress (including the stats, but also the current auth_code and your token_auth).

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