Hello,
I update with the Wordpress admin panel with no Pb and now it´s fine ver 5.6 show in wordpress admin panel
Thanks to all!
The app doesnât use an api, just the normal index.php, wp-admin, wp-content⌠to access articles, images etcâŚ
You can manually add a permission to the /etc/sso/conf.json.persistent
if you want to be able to use the app, but I donât really want to add it to the ynh package because itâs a very specific use case, and a private app that doesnât expose an api but a part of the website is not really private.
I managed to connect to the android app with something like that (you need YNH >= 4.1 for this syntax, but if you are in stable version you can either wait or adapt the syntax according to what the wordpress.main permission looks like in /etc/sso/conf.json
)
"wordpress.api": {
"auth_header": true,
"label": "Wordpress (api)",
"public": true,
"show_tile": false,
"uris": [
"domain.tld/xmlrpc.php",
"domain.tld/wp-content",
"domain.tld/index.php"
],
"users": [
]
}
I totally agree that leak prevention have every priority over Android
app connection. And Iâm not that good in Wp to fully understand what you
assume, unfortunately.
Thatâs why I somewhat afraid to do modifications that I or my friends
couldnât maintain.
So, as I understand your writing: for Wp Android client to connect to
Wp_ynh it needs a new LDAP feature in the Wp Android client.
Jetpack
On the other hand, Jetpack authors believe that while our Wp show
âXML-RPC server accepts POST requests only.â @
<./xmlrpc.php?for=jetpack>, Jetpack can connect the site and Wp Android
client via âWp.comâ. And Wp_ynh shows exactly this string on the address.
Could you share your considerations Jetpack, and why shouldnât Ynh
instances have one? And would this path work anyway.
Same for me
New testing version:
Changed:
- Add a message about major versions of Wordpress
- Upgrade to 5.7
- Use new permission system
Fixed:
- Fix cron task
- Fix config file permission
- Update link to multisite glossary
- Add php7.3-ldap as dependency required by the ldap plugin
sudo yunohost app install https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/wordpress_ynh/tree/testing --force --debug
or
sudo yunohost app upgrade wordpress -u https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/wordpress_ynh/tree/testing --force --debug
I just did a fresh install with the testing version and it seems to work like a charm.
New stable version:
Changed:
- Add a message about major versions of Wordpress
- Upgrade to 5.7
- Use new permission system
Fixed:
- Fix cron task
- Fix config file permission
- Update link to multisite glossary
- Add php7.3-ldap as dependency required by the ldap plugin
New stable version: :
Changed:
- Upgrade to 5.7.2
Fixed:
- Fix upgrade when the db prefix was not
wp_