Thanks Westi (stumbles toward kitchen groping about for the coffee pot)
On 11/11/2008 9:51 AM, Peter Westwood wrote:
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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