michaelryanmcneill

This was resolved with the release of version 1.8.1. You can see the full discussion on GitHub here: https://github.com/michaelryanmcneill/shibboleth/issues/7

@jmdemuth, I’ve been reviewing this and I’m not seeing where the issue is coming in. I’ve just tested on PHP 5.6 without issue. According to the documentation on getenv():

This function is useful (compared to $_SERVER, $_ENV) because it searches $varname key in those array case-insensitive manner. For example on Windows $_SERVER[‘Path’] is like you see Capitalized, not ‘PATH’ as you expected. So just: <?php getenv(‘path’) ?>

I’m going to do some additional diagnostic work, but any additional details (operating system, SP configuration, web server, etc.) on your environment would be super helpful.

Hello @nchemicals, are you using the nginx-http-shibboleth module for Shibboleth integration in Nginx? Also, can you please cross-post your issue to GitHub?

Thank you for reporting this issue. I’m looking into this now. Can you please cross post your issue to GitHub?

@esmi But there are not any extra rows in that table. There are not enough rows in the table. 802 rows in the table, 819 users showing in WordPress.

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@esmi In wp_users.

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@esmi What row? There is no extra administrators listed in wp_usermeta.

M

@esmi Okay, how do I remove him/her?

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@esmi The site was hacked running 3.2.1 and it happened a month ago. (It is running 3.4.2 now) But this two administrator issue has been going on ever since I first saw the site (over 6 months ago).

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@esmi Yes, but this has been happening before the site was hacked.

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@esmi No. I don’t.

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@esmi nothing’s changed. I’ve looked at backups going back a year.

@esmi, checked there, 802 results, and in the WP dashboard, there are 819 users. What does that mean?

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@esmi What would the wp_user table have to do with administrator permissions? I thought that was all stored in wp_usermeta?

M

Ugh, let’s try again here and here.