Login return false

What is the URL of the site with the problem, and if WordPress.com Secure Sign On is on https://jetpack.com/support/sso/ does it work with that switched off?

I’ve disabled Secure Sign on and all JetPack modules but the problem still insist until I deactivate the whole plugin.

The url is https://www.uruktech.com

Noting that I’v installed an old version of JetPack and issue solved but the old version in incompatible with many other plugins and services where it cause many issues fo me.

Which version of Jetpack is it working under?

I tried 6.0 and 7.1 both are OK but they are not compatible with some other plugins.

What versions of WordPress and PHP is your site running?

WordPress is the latest version, PHP is 7.3.16

I see you still have Jetpack Protect enabled. Does disabling that module make any difference?

For now the plugin is active because I need it for Woocommerce analytic mobile app.

Don’t disable Jetpack entirely, just the Protect module: https://jetpack.com/support/protect/

With that disabled, try upgrading to Jetpack 8.8.2 again.

No I have Jetpack 8.8.2 and I have disabled this module, the same issue happen

If Protect and Jetpack SSO are both disabled, I don’t see how Jetpack can be blocking logins to your site, so this might be an issue on the API’s end itself.

Can you ask in the advanced forum if anyone from that end has any ideas?

https://www.ads-software.com/support/forum/wp-advanced/

Dear KokkieH,

In my first post I had mentioned that “The login process is using wp_signon function with nonce (_wpnonce) and redirection. The issue that when I log in with nonce and Jetpack plugin active, the function return 0. If I logged in without nonce also it works seven if Jetpack active.

So it is jetpack issue, with old version of the plugin there is no issue.

Where my api function simply is:

public function login()
{
$creds = array(
‘user_login’ => addslashes(rawurldecode($_REQUEST[‘username’])),
‘user_password’ => addslashes(rawurldecode($_REQUEST[‘password’])),
‘remember’ => true,
);

$user = wp_signon( apply_filters( ‘woocommerce_login_credentials’, $creds ), is_ssl() );

wp_send_json( $user );

}

We’re not able to help with custom code implementations like this, and based on the information you’ve provided we don’t have enough data to confirm that this is being caused by Jetpack.

You can view the code Jetpack uses at https://github.com/automattic/jetpack. Check what Jetpack features might be interacting with your code via filters (different features such as Protect or SSO rely on hooks inside the core login functionality such as wp_authenticate or wp_login), disable said feature to see if one in particular appears to conflict with your code, and then try to understand why the conflict happens.

If you find a bug with the Jetpack implementation, you can then open an issue directly in that GitHub repo to report this to our developers.