corelan

that works, thanks !

Hi – the separator in https://prntscr.com/ncjuio is the one used to separate the post title and the “info”. I am looking for a second separator that I can use to separate posts.

The second question is about the post info. I basically want to put it between rounded braces ( and )

hope this explains

thanks

issue seems to be resolved indeed, thanks

Alternatively, it might be a good idea to allow an admin to define a “default” membership level (so no hooking into the registration process is necessary, which should fix compatibility with other registration plugins), and allow users to change the membership level at a later time.

correct – most people end up copy/pasting the code anyway, so it would be nice to make the code even stronger without making it harder for people to enter the code… it would even be nice to have an option to extend the character set a-z and/or A-Z and/or 0-9

thanks !

both sites have a different theme

you can register a user account on https://www.corelan.be & go to the forum to log in & see what happens

cheers

Peter

tested on 2 instances, only seems to work on 1 of the 2.
In one of the 2 cases, pressing the “click to enter one time password” seems to redirect the user to the wordpress login page, stating that the password was incorrect; instead of showing the OTP entry field. Not sure what is wrong.

hi,

any updates on this ?

thanks!!

thanks for the updates

may I suggest one more change ? Right now, the users may still be confused about the text of the button itself… I guess it would make sense to indicate that they need to click the button to generate / send the OTP code…

Alternatively, maybe it would even make sense to ask users to enter the OTP on a separate page, *after* they have authenticated… that way you can simply send the OTP without even asking users to click the button; and only after the user has been authenticated already…

Not sure if that is possible tho without causing other security issues… was just thinking out loud

thanks

would it also be possible to provide a switch to disable two factor for xmlrpc ? It looks like windows live writer doesn’t play nice with the plugin.
thanks

thanks

I also noticed that, if I change the default membership group to “unverified”, new users will be assigned to this group, allowing me to intervene manually.

sounds fine to me – you can populate the template with some default settings, which would make sure “easy to use” is still valid for most people ??

I’m getting a bunch of other messages now :

[14-Sep-2009 12:57:19] PHP Warning: chdir() [function.chdir]: open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/) is not within the allowed path(s): (xxxxx) in /xxx/wpblog/wp-content/plugins/web-optimizer/controller/compressor.php on line 1720

[14-Sep-2009 12:57:19] PHP Warning: chdir() [function.chdir]: Permission denied (errno 13) in /xxx/wpblog/wp-content/plugins/web-optimizer/controller/compressor.php on line 1679

[14-Sep-2009 12:57:19] PHP Warning: file_exists() [function.file-exists]: open_basedir restriction in effect. File(wod845dc3e7f8fe64d215690a650430931.js) is not within the allowed path(s): (xxxx) in /xxx/wpblog/wp-content/plugins/web-optimizer/controller/compressor.php on line 1682

I don’t like plugins to start reading/writing out of my webserver folder structure… please fix this

update :
edit web.optimizer.wordpress.php

change line 244 to
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/web.optimizer.php');

now the page loads… I’ll check each option and see if they work or not