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I’ve found the option through here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-to-remove-zakra-logo-and-edit-footer/

Unintuitive location.

For the record, I solved this issue by directly editing the part I pasted from PostmanInstaller.php to read $options['post_smtp_global_settings'] = '1'; instead of post_smtp_allow_overwrite. That way the default is the value I want regardless of whether or not it keeps resetting.

I’ve done some more digging into trying to figure out why this is happening. Every ~5 minutes the network settings reset, I have watched this happen in the database, in the wp_sitemeta table, postman_network_options row.

The only thing I can think of is for some reason the plugin is re-running its installer as if it is being newly activated, because in post-smtp/Postman/PostmanInstaller.php the default setting it keeps resetting to is seen here:

if ( function_exists( 'is_multisite' ) && is_multisite() ) {
  $options['post_smtp_allow_overwrite'] = '1';
  update_site_option( PostmanOptions::POSTMAN_NETWORK_OPTIONS, $options );
  .... 
}

No other options are changed in the database except that one, and post_smtp_global_settings disappears from the database.

Regarding the dashboard, I noticed that “per-site mode’ is the only possible display for that widget regardless of what state it is in. From Postman/Postman-Controller/PostmanDashboardWidgetController.php:

/**
  * Create the function to output the contents of our Dashboard Widget.
*/
public function printNetworkDashboardWidget() {
  printf ( '<p class="wp-menu-image dashicons-before dashicons-email"> %s</p>', __ ( 
   'Postman is operating in per-site mode.', Postman::TEXT_DOMAIN ) );
}

Excellent, and thank you for the prompt response.

Thanks @dlim_vernier, that was helpful.

The IDs can be checked by echoing the contents of $package['rates'] in plugins/woocommerce/includes/class-wc-shipping.php, which is where the woocommerce_package_rates filters are applied.

I found that the method IDs on my local environment are named like this: flexible_shipping_ups:2:01, etc, but they weren’t the same for the production environment. I ended up doing the following & setting a minimum no matter what method is used.

add_filter( 'woocommerce_package_rates', function( $shipping_costs, $package ) {
  $shipping_min_cost = 15;

  foreach( $shipping_costs as $shipping_cost ) {
    $shipping_method_id = $shipping_cost->get_id();
    $cost = (float) $shipping_cost->get_cost();
    if( $cost < $shipping_min_cost ) {
      $shipping_cost->set_cost($shipping_min_cost);
    }
  }
  return $shipping_costs;
}, 1, 2);

Ok, thank you for the quick response.