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Hello @ehtmlu

This exact feature is something I’m working on for the paid plugin version.

As you said, when the license gets activated the “Activation” will be stored as a separate entity in a separate place (not sure yet if custom table or custom post type). These “Activations” will also store additional information like IP Address (if enabled), User Agent, domain, activation request payload, etc. The plugin will also generate a unique ID of this activation which can be used for validation requests. The application can from time to time send a validation request to make sure it’s still valid. If you disable/delete the activation the application will no longer work, and will need to be reactivated (as long as the original license allows for this).

Let me know what you think of this.

Hello @laurent512

You mean something like an API log? If so, then I’m afraid not… This is a feature that will be introduced in a paid version of this plugin (Will be available on WooCommerce.com). It’s not yet released, but if you want to stay up-to-date you can subscribe to the newsletter on https://www.licensemanager.at

Let me know if you need anything else.

Hello @kimherrero

Can you try disabling the Wordfence security to plugin to make sure that it’s not causing any issues?

Hello @qwer2415wy

I don’t understand what your SFTP application has to do with my plugin. I’m sorry but I’m closing this topic.

Hello @kevinburgess @andyll00

As @dan009 said, there is a way to decrypt a license key (Assuming that the encrypted license key is stored in the $encrypted_license_key variable):

$decrypted_license = apply_filters( 'lmfwc_decrypt', $encrypted_license_key);

Similar to this, the filter to encrypt is lmfwc_encrypt.

To answer your original question: There is no out-of-the box way to do that, you would need to hire a developer to do that for – which you’ve already done ??

Let me know if I can provide any other help.

Hello @shmidty

Thank you for your message and for using my plugin.

Have you tried saving the permalinks? Go to the Dashboard, then to “Settings – Permalinks”, then don’t make any changes, just hit the “Save changes” button. This will flush the WordPress rewrite rules which should make your problem go bye-bye ??

Let me know if you need further help.

@oneteamsoftware

Did you upgrade from a very old version (1.x)? If so, then that might be the issue. The old 1.x version had the cryptographic secrets stored in the plugin folder, which was a major mistake. The plugin folder gets deleted on every plugin update, and this might have happened to you.

The new versions store the files in the wp-content/uploads/lmfwc-files folder, which is not touched when any plugin is updated.

I would highly recommend storing the crpytographic secret and key in a constant inside the wp-config.php. This is described on the website, here’s the link:

https://www.licensemanager.at/docs/handbook/setup/security

Let me know if you need further help.

@stigzler

Thank you very much, I will add it on the website when I have some free time ??

Hello @xwebsx and @nikbraun

This is currently not possible to do, sorry. I’m not sure if I will be adding this feature either.

Hello @jbeumer

Thank you for your message and for using my plugin.

There is a hook that will let you do this, check out the docs here:

https://www.licensemanager.at/docs/internal-api/actions-reference/lmfwc-event-post-order-license-keys/

Let me know if you need anything else.

Hello @manu225

Thank you for your message and for using my plugin.

The plugin is translation-ready, however it has not (yet) been translated into french I’m afraid.

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