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  1. Thanks for your quick response, and offering a possible solution with MD5. Much appreciated. I can see why Blesta tries to be more secure and bcrypt, etc. Thanks again.
  2. Just before I give an update, I find on every forum I've visited, the original request/poster getting derailed. Example: Q: "Where can I find cheap HIV treatment?" Forum Answers: "Why did you get HIV in the first place ? Did you share needles ?" etc.. etc.. I believe if someone really wants to know the true answer for using Wordpress, you can add me or anyone else who uses it on a Voice Calling App, and have a proper conversation. There are many use cases and reasons for it. So you can PM me your Skype/Wechat/Whatsapp/Line/Signal anything you want, and we can do a call and talk about alternatives and ideas. But for this thread, onto the task. Update on Development: I've had my developers successfully integrate it, where user updates their email, password, service, and things sync to Wordpress. The only issue, is its done by editing Blesta on the code level. Not by "plugin". This is not going to be good for patching/updates to Blesta, therefore I don't see it as a realistic solution. The one open issue that cant be done in the plugin, is the password. Once this can be done, then plugin will be complete, and it can survive any Blesta updates. We have reviewed API docs, handlers, etc.. and cannot find a "trigger" that alerts or sends the new password (user changes their password) to a "handler" or some call, so our Plugin can take that and apply to Wordpress DB. If anyone knows the solution, or can get Blesta Dev's to have it created, then we can finalize the integration. Until then, we will roll on with WHMCS. Bonus: I believe what makes WHMCS-WP integration work (with password changes) is their API for it. They have: https://developers.whmcs.com/api-reference/getclientpassword/ https://developers.whmcs.com/api-reference/decryptpassword/ https://developers.whmcs.com/api-reference/encryptpassword/ I'm not trying to start a battle here or anything, just sharing information that could get Blesta improved and more utilized across various integrations. Thanks everyone, and continued success.
  3. Hi Everyone, As mentioned in a few other places on this forum -- many like myself looking for a Blesta-WP proper SSO Plugin. I have a development team working on it to satisfy our own requirements, and will explain those. Please reply accordingly if you think there is something that should be done or looked at. So we are limiting signups to only email (hiding username) ; that could come into play with this. So someone could test it with a username enabled setup. Of course, email & password is sync'd to WordPress. If user changes either, the related WP user gets updated. This is already tested and working. Functionality: When a user signs up and has no product purchased (yet), they get added into WP under "X Inactive" group. (Ex. General Inactive). After completed Purchase, they are then re-assigned into "X Active". This is how Amember does it also with their SSO, and makes sense, so you can limit access/restrictions in Wordpress according to that "Role". *NOTE* In Blesta its called a "Group" ; in Wordpress its a "Role". Relax if I say one or the other in the wrong spot, it basically amounts to the same thing. Bonus: Multi-Company Ability So I'm having this setup where Company X in Blesta will SSO with Wordpress installed at URL 123.com ; and Company Y will SSO with Wordpress Installed at ABC.com. So seperate Company, seperate WP installs to SSO with. Of course, some of you may have "pipe dreams" (aka: requirements/preferences) of this working where, Company X adds to WP under configurable "X Active/Inactive" Roles. And Company Z adds to same WP under "Z Active/Inactive". Its not happening, atleast not in this initial version from my side. But there is hope for the future. As I said above, reply if you think there is anything else that should be looked at. Look forward to doing this properly. P.S. We are also developing under nginx and PHP 7.1.x. Will wait a bit later in the year to go with PHP 7.2.x
  4. Hi Everyone, Currently migrating from WHMCS to Blesta, and this is critical to our users experience. So just wanted to update everyone that I have a team working with this. (SSO to WP based on Blesta e/p). I will make another post in this section with details and we can communicate further. EDIT: now posted.
  5. Hi, I am working on doing a proper Blesta -> Wordpress Bridge. More info in another thread. Thanks.
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