Brian Daley

In case anybody else encounters this issue, I’ve created a gist with my solution.

Regenerate Permissions/Expiration and Notify User

By default, my code extends the expiration date indefinitely. But I’m sure this could be modified to use the product default expiration.

Thanks for the reply.

For my use-case, it’s necessary to also reset the the download expiration date (today + 5 days). Which means that regenerating download permissions becomes a 2-step process.

I’d like to automate this process so I don’t need to reset the download number AND the date. Before I embark on writing a custom solution to handle this, I’m just wondering: do you see any reason why I shouldn’t write an extension to handle this for me? (i.e., it would break something else in WooCommerce)

Thanks!

+1

FWIW – You can manually translate the file names from the command line like this:

find . -name "*" -exec rename -p 's/\\/\//g' {} +

On second look, I guess the same thing happened to my theme files. They were not imported as well.

Yeah, don’t get me wrong. The use of file_get_contents() makes perfect sense. You need to get the rendered HTML from WordPress. file_get_contents() is dead-simple and it works. I’ve just had certain hosts block that function when trying to fetch over HTTP.

Hopefully I’ll have some time to submit a pull request. I’ll have to make the modification for my server anyway.

Thanks for the quick response. This is a great plugin.

-Brian

No, CAS is perfectly fine. It redirects back to the URL that you’ve provided to phpCAS. I think I found the problem in the code:

https://plugins.trac.www.ads-software.com/browser/cas-maestro/trunk/cas-maestro.php#L379

It’s using ‘siteurl’ instead of ‘home’: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/get_option

Where siteurl is referencing the WP url and ‘home’ would be the URL of the site. So, I believe it should be:

phpCAS::logoutWithRedirectService(get_option('home'));