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is it possible to redirect wp login links to vbsso so that users will login to website with regular login page instead of vbsso widget login?
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Just installed your mod:
- How can a user register from wordpress site or provide a link for the widget so that user can click on that? - How to set User groups associating visitors from WordPress platform? to fill this field I should you user group ID from Wordpress site or Vbulletin Site? Thank you for the useful mod, |
Another little problem comes for the people who are registering....
After you register the VBSSO takes you straight back to the forum and doesn't display the message about An email has been dispatched to .... Any thoughts? It has caused a masive increase in people waiting for conformation via emails... Many thanks A |
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There also seems to be a problem with the Android WP app not being able to login either. LOL does single login mean that only the VB login works after you install VBSSO :)
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2) Unsupported to manage through administrative area, you can change it in a plugin related to the platform you want to connect. |
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If you have an certain issue please contact support team at http://vbsso.com/report-an-issue/ and describe your own issue to help then get it solved for you. Thank you, |
Will be coming the mediawiki-SSO this year?
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Hi,
I just tried to get the mediawiki SSO working. vbulletin version: 4.2.0 PL3 mediawiki version: 1.20.2 I followed the readme - doubble-checked everything - but it just doesn`t work. In the forum admincp he tells after pressing save: Code:
Unable to verify platform [http://wiki.xxx.com/api.php?action=vbsso] Please analyze log files located at `/home/johndoe/xxx.com/htdocs/vbsso/logs/` to detect the cause of the issue. to make sure i`ve set permission to 777. out of the box and after 777-hammer the logfile is just empty. so i don`t know what`s going wrong. the apache2 logfile doesn`t help out, too. I feel lost :confused: Thanks for any hint in advance, Nik |
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Thank you, |
Was mailing with your support, but it was not possible to get logfiles. i found by random the cause:
vBSSO Access Settings, Allowed User Groups. I had the entry: Administrators,Registered User <-- see the missing "s". This renders everything unuseable. Logging does not work, connecting a platform does not work, too. As soon i changed that entry to "Administrators" - logging and connecting a platform worked. Right now I try to figure out, how to get the permissions fixed/working. By now there are no admins, guests may edit. I need: guests: read only registered users: editing, uploading. administrators: full access to everything. any way to do that, or do i need to wait vor an update? greets, Nik |
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I got their mail, but I think they missed my last post here, where I stated, that the connection does work so far.
Well, groups do not work - like the permissions do not work. at the moment anyone can edit in the wiki - which could be changed in the mediawiki config I guess - but administrator access does not work. all administrators are handeled like normal users. I´ll write an answer to the support team - but I think discussing here would make more sense, since other ppl could learn from this case? greets, Nik |
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We can discuss features here, but we don't solve issues and provide any support through this thread. The vBSSO permissions are not permissions related to vBulletin or Mediwiki, that's vBSSO own permissions to restrict access for single sign-on. You should configure your vBulletin and Mediawiki permissions separately as they should be configured. vBSSO doesn't know anything about your admin roles or other roles. The single sign-on is handled the same for all the users. Thank you, |
Hi,
thanks for your answer. Actually I`m really confused. Quote:
I got some idea, but don`t know, if that is the correct approach: I could rename the usergroups of mediawiki to the usergroup names of vbulletin. In this case mediawiki needs to know in which usergroups the current user is (in vbulletin)? But as far as I understood, that isn`t the case... greets, Nik |
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I find a bug when changing email
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Hi, just wondering if anyone has updated to wordpress 3.5 and has this working?
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I use this Plugin for some time now and I like it very well.
Sometime I had to delete or merge users on my vBulletin. Both actions take no effect on my connected wordpress. At the moment I also try to integrate vbsso into my own php project. After I figured out how your plugin works (and after integrating my own detailed logging) it was really easy and works great. Just one thing is missing on your side. I need to change userfields (Name and Avatar) on my part. So can you implement these three features, or any? - Send delete to connected platforms - Send merge to connected platforms - Receive profile changes from other platforms Thank you for your efforts! |
Can someone help me understand exactly how the 'vBSSO Access Settings ' options should be configured just to sync vbulletin 'registered user' and WP 'subscriber' ? My goal is to allow my logged in VB 'registered users' to comment on my WP posts and have their VB username and avatar appear next to the WP post comment.
Currently, I have success with connecting my VB 4.2 and WP 3.5, but when I navigate from VB to WP it does not show me as a logged in user in the WP post comment form unless I manually log in via the vbsso login form WP widget. Then it does show me as logged in in the comment form as desired. Here are the 3 fields - I'm too dense to figure out exactly what they mean w/o an example: Allowed User Groups User groups having access to any platform (separated by comma) Allowed WordPress User Groups User groups having access to WordPress platform (separated by comma) Associated WordPress User Groups User groups associating visitors from WordPress platform (separated by comma) Thanks! Update: shortly after posting the above I logged in with the vbsso WP widget, and then logged out w/ the VB logout link and noticed that it also logged me out of WP, then I logged in again w/ the VB login and it also logged me into WP as desired. This was after I cleared everything from all of the 'access settings' fields and just left them blank. So I learned that by leaving all 3 fields blank, a VB registered user becomes a WP subscriber by default. When I log in as VB admin, my WP role is also 'Subscriber' by default, so now I just need to know how to set it up to sync VB administrator as WP administrator...? i tried adding Administrator and Administrators to all 3 fields in all possible combos to no avail. maybe I'm not supposed to be able to get in to WP admin w/ VB admin role? Thanks |
Hello!
I've a trouble with vBSSO, vBulletin 4.2.0 PL3 and MediaWiki 1.19.2, everyday i got a lot of the following errors: Code:
Thu Dec 20 17:00:05 2012,849 [77426] ERROR localFileLogger - Communication: Unable to accept response: Code:
Thu Dec 20 17:00:05 2012,808 [77426] DEBUG localFileLogger - Platform listener: There is a way to fix or what? |
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Can you add a feature? Just a way to specify the path where to save the logs files
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when do you think to release?
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Will this mod let me connect two instances of vb(fully licenced of course) together, with only one that allows registration?
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Sounds good that you have a chance to log in to WordPres from vBulletin and vice versa. The "Allowed XXX User Groups" means that all the users added to the vBulletin usersgroup are able to log in to XXX, otherwise it doesn't log them in to XXX. It's so useful if you want to restrict access to WordPress for some usergroups. "Associated XXX User Groups" means that users registered on your forum from XXX automatically assigned to the connected usergroups. Currently vBSSO doesn't sync roles, however we have received enough requests to support this feature and it's going to be implemented and received next year. |
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It would be even better if you could provide an example using the default usergroup names for VB and WP and these fields: Allowed User Groups User groups having access to any platform (separated by comma) Allowed WordPress User Groups User groups having access to WordPress platform (separated by comma) Associated WordPress User Groups User groups associating visitors from WordPress platform (separated by comma) Thanks again. |
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