Colin,
In the event that you are unable to get into your WordPress site while in “Only Trusona mode,” you would need access to the server where your site is hosted. While on the server you will need access to the plugin folder via command line to turn off your plugins.
Best,
Trusona Support
Hi,
I was hoping for more information than that.
I am seeing the following entries in wp options…
trusona_openid_client_secret
trusona_openid_client_id
trusona_openid_site_hash
trusona_openid_userinfo_url
trusona_openid_login_url
trusona_openid_token_url
trusona_openid_trusona_enabled
trusona_openid_activation
Would you like to tell me what to change or do I have to figure it out myself?
Thanks
You would set trusona_openid_trusona_enabled to false.
ok i played with it
setting…
trusona_openid_trusona_enabled to 0 removes trusona from the login screen
trusona_openid_trusona_enabled to 1 displays it
setting…
trusona_openid_disable_wp_form to 1 enables Trusona Only Mode in admin settings
trusona_openid_disable_wp_form to 0 disables Trusona Only Mode in admin
disabling the plugin is done by removing reference to it in active_plugins, not that i tried that as it looks way too easy to make a mistake
I think I got that correct?
