[wp-testers] Question about SECRET_KEY et al.
Peter Westwood
peter.westwood at ftwr.co.uk
Tue Nov 11 14:51:15 GMT 2008
Kirk M wrote:
> Okay, let's see if I remember this correctly...
>
> The secret key was added to the "wp-config.php" file in the 2.6 series
> and was one key only. You could have the key generated for you via the
> secret key url you referred to. Then, with 2.6.1(?), the single secret
> key was replaced with 3 separate keys as you listed below. With 2.7,
> the layout of the "wp-config.php" file was changed but the key info is
> basically the same. In short, there's 3 secret keys now instead of
> just one, they're just not called secret keys any longer but
> individually defined. The api was updated to change the way the keys
> were generated but I don't exactly recall why exactly (something to do
> with the ending symbols I believe).
>
> If I'm too far off base here, please feel free to correct this
> info...I haven't had my second cup of coffee yet.
>
From memory:
2.5 - SECRET_KEY
2.6 - Three keys, HTTPS only cookies, seperate cookies from admin and
frontend for logged in status.
westi
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