When my individual blog users hit the "Lost your password?" link they are getting the message:
"Password reset is not allowed for this user"
Does it have something to do with roles?
Can't find this setting in the documentation anywhere...
When my individual blog users hit the "Lost your password?" link they are getting the message:
"Password reset is not allowed for this user"
Does it have something to do with roles?
Can't find this setting in the documentation anywhere...
Never seen that before... o_O
Are the clicking the lost password link on the wp-login.php page on the main blog?
Sounds like you have a plugin installed that affects this. Here are a few I think do:
login lockdown
ldap
limit logins
shibboleth
I'm sure there are others.
yes andrea, it is
http://subdomain.domain.edu/subblog/wp-login.php
deanna, we don't have any of those plugins.
only these two are active for our users:
http://donncha.wordpress.com/flickr-widget/
http://www.fullimpact.net/ics-calendar.php
have been very conservative about introducing new plugins....
What's in mu-plugins?
doh!
the following are in there (a colleague put them in)
/mu-plugins/ldap_auth.php
/mu-plugins/ldap/ (with 3 sub-folders)
/mu-plugins/list-all.php
but if i go to:
/wp-admin/wpmu-admin.php?page=wpmu_ldap_admin.functions.php
LDAP is all turned off.
i removed the content if this folder
/mu-plugins/ldap/
and the site stopped rendering..
You can't just remove the ldap folder. You have to remove the ldap_auth.php file as well. It's borking right now because the ldap_auth.php file is looking for the ldap subfolder.
perfect!
MANY THANKS