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Hi Adam,

thank you for you quick reply.
I think we found the source of the problem.
The new version of the “more privacy options” plugin has a change in the source code which isn’t mentioned in the chengelog:

In 3.2.1.5 all if-clauses in the end of the php file look like this:

if (( ‘-1’ == $current_blog->public ) || ($number == ‘-1’)) { // add exclusion of main blog if desired
// add_action(‘template_redirect’, array(&$ds_more_privacy_options, ‘ds_users_authenticator’));
add_action(‘send_headers’, array(&$ds_more_privacy_options, ‘ds_users_authenticator’));
add_action(‘login_form’, array(&$ds_more_privacy_options, ‘registered_users_login_message’));
add_filter(‘privacy_on_link_title’, array(&$ds_more_privacy_options, ‘registered_users_header_title’));
add_filter(‘privacy_on_link_text’, array(&$ds_more_privacy_options, ‘registered_users_header_link’) );

as send_headers is used for the redirect now (instead of template_redirect in version 3.2.1.1) the function to use the private feed key is triggered after the redirect ans so no feed is present and the first if results in false.

This should be true for alle other users of your plugin as soon as they update more privacy options.
Do you see any solution to keep the two plugins compatible?

Hi, I have a similar problem. The Feed Key is generated but accessing the site with it is not possible. When I’m logged in the source code displays:
https://de.konmedia.info/feed/?FEED_KEY=06e9f29125f9ef99dea52bf6f9f305a66d359ae4

When not logged in the site redirects me to the login page… more privacy options and private feed keys is activated on network level…

Can you provide support for this please?
Thank you!

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