Haneef

So, I’ve had a little dig and it looks as though this plugin supports JWT Auth via Cookie.

It also seems to support RS256 algorithm.

Both are what is required for Cloudflare Access JWT Auth.

However, it needs to be able to get the public cert from a URL delivering JSON, example: https://test.cloudflareaccess.com/cdn-cgi/access/certs

It would be amazing if this plugin can support that! =)

Thanks for the quick response.

https://github.com/ultimatemember/ultimatemember/issues/728

Many thanks.

Could you notify me here so that I could use this plugin please?

Thanks.

The WP.org site is just easy for me as I already have an account.

I don’t mind paying for this to use the Pro version.

Sorry, one last question on this.

Does the free or pro version have any WP hooks (action or filter) that I can use to add custom oAuth providers?

Kind regards,

Okay, thanks for that information.

How about Microsoft Online login?

Thanks

Also, for the Microsoft Live Social Login option, could you make use of the Azure AD v2 API endpoint please? or atleast have it as another option?

More info: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-active-directory-identity/for-developers-the-first-use-cases-of-the-converged-microsoft/ba-p/244232

Thanks,

Facebook currently doesn’t have the option to filter/sort by status or insights.

It would be good to have that in the plugin.

mirrorbits is an open-source software to manage mirrors, it would be good to have support for that as it would allow us to distribute our content in various locations and reduce load on the main server. or if there are any other software that does this job of distributing content across various mirror sites, please do suggest.

Thanks,

mirrorbits is an open-source software to manage mirrors, it would be good to have support for that as it would allow us to distribute our content in various locations and reduce load on the main server.

Are you aware of any limits for downloads (number of downloads or bandwidth) on Google Drive?

Thanks,

Thanks for the response.

The FAQ only answers the question about SMTP, not Amazon SES API multi-threaded HTTP calls.

Please clarify.

Thanks,

You see; we use Amazon SES API to send mass HTML emails to over 100k people, the API calls are made through HTTPS and Amazon support multiple threads simultaneously, we can make upto 250 calls per second. This helps us deliver the emails quicker, in a single threaded HTTP call, to send 100,000 API calls takes a lot of time.

The other option with Amazon SES is to use SMTP, but, i’m not sure how efficient it is and I’m not sure if multi-threading is supported for that.

So, are you implementing multithreading for SMTP or HTTP Amazon SES API calls?

Thanks

Hello,

Thanks

Can I get an update once the feature is available?

Thanks,

Hi,

Any updates on this?

Would it be possible to enable this option in the plugin (as I have WordPress on a VPS)?

Thanks,

Ah great, we run VPS, so, we have a dedicated OS and PHP instance. Besides, we have no issues with Sendy which uses the same method.

I’m not aware of any Shared hosting that allows this much amount of multi-threading, it has to be VPS/Dedicated.

Can you advise me on how to enable this in your plugin please? I want to give it a try on my VPS.

Thanks,
Haneef

Thanks for the swift response.

There’s another software that makes use of curl_multi_exec function in PHP.

https://sendy.co/forum/discussion/10537/multithreading/p1

Have you considered this option?

I would really love to use this plugin, but, multi-threading (or non-blocking) is a must.

Thanks,