SeattleLion

I’ve had the same problem with this plugin. It drastically slowed the site down. If I don’t use it, I get mixed content warnings. I wonder if there is any way to convert the http images to https? That’s the problem with my site.

Good points. I don’t use any caching plugins (had trouble with them and decided to go without). I know I’m not logged in because if I go to the bottom of the page where I have the login/logout widget, it says “log in”.

For some reason I am always forced to log in. I use the plugin that allows my domain name to be used instead of the subdomain I assigned this particular site. That works fine on the public site pages. But when I go to the admin page it always displays the subdomain url instead of the one for the site. This is true in http and https. the only difference is that with https the logged in state is lost.

At the simplest, just to test, I set up a redirect in my apache server to redirect all http to https. I also changed the wp-admin flag in config. I didn’t do what you described. Here is my exact procedure:

go to my public site via https
click “dashboard” in the dropdown in the header
I am taken to the login screen (https)
I log in
I am taken to the dashboard (https)
In the header I select to go to my site
I am taken to the public page and I am no longer logged in

I am unable to persist the logged in state in https. I can’t figure out why.

I have the same problem. If I am logged in at the time and load https site home page and then click “dashboard” on top. I am redirected to a login screen with no ssl. It lets me log in and then I am directed to the dashboard without https.

I am using WP 4.2 multisite. To make https work, I do a redirect in the Apache config for the virtual domain.

Help!

I’ve done all that and my log in screen keeps coming up. However, if I change reauth=1 to reauth=0 I can log in. This all started with V4.01.

Has anyone at WP noted this and investigated what is happening? I am running WP network with three active blogs.

Changing reauth=1 to 0 works for me. You may want to go into MySQL and change the admin password in case you were hacked.

I am having the same issue. My file permissions are all fine. I tried everything I could find, but can’t fix this. I do a workaround which is after the first attempt to log in and I get the login page again, I change the URL in the browser so that “reauth=1” is changed to “reauth=0”

Needless to say, this is a real pain. I am using WP network on freeBSD and this is the first time I have had any problems. Is there a way to back off to 4.0?

I checked. Both are https://movingasfastasican.com.

I put a tracking tool on the call to the page. I am clearly creating a loop but have no idea why.
it shows
14:51:32.840 GET https://www.movingasfastasican.com/ [HTTP/1.1 302 Found 2609ms]
14:51:35.452 GET https://movingasfastasican.com/wp-signup.php [HTTP/1.1 302 Found 875ms]
14:51:36.325 GET https://movingasfastasican.com/wp-signup.php [HTTP/1.1 302 Found 875ms]
14:51:37.215 GET https://movingasfastasican.com/wp-signup.php [HTTP/1.1 302 Found 719ms]
14:51:37.922 GET https://movingasfastasican.com/wp-signup.php [HTTP/1.1 302 Found 938ms]
14:51:38.872 GET https://movingasfastasican.com/wp-signup.php
etc.

Both are set to https://movingasfastasican.com and everything worked before I did the network changes.