joseadrianpe

Yes, they are now back!

Just wondering how did this happen? I did not have access to the wordpress account that was connected. When I setup the development environment, I was given access to their CPanel, did the backup and installed it on another server. Was that enough to shift the relationship between the domain and the “blog id” I see mentioned in other topics?

I do remember activating the akismet plugin but again, I didn’t have access to the wordpress.com account that was connected for that site so I am not sure how everything happened.

Thank you again for your help!

Hi.

I think this is happening because outlook and gmail are using filters. When you hover the link for the confirmation url, you will see that the url is not the one of the site but outlook/gmail’s filters. So… there are two requests. The first one where the email is validated and the second request where the user see the token mismatch (because it was validated on the first request. I am guessing outlook/gmail makes a request to scan the content of the link first for safety)

I guess there could be a validation on the ‘check_token_before_authenticate’ hook to check whether the request is not a request done by outlook/gmail.