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since your doing the digging..
I posted a scheme (http,https) security patch for the depreciated and new theme logins @ https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/960
Some more tid-bits,
Doncha isn’t really liking the Multi-site plugin as it has a few issues and not actively maintained. Also, the multi-site doesn’t handle xmlrpc.
Right there that kills it for buddypress.We may not see this patch included even though it has a milestone, and those reasons are that the Domain Mapper already has it’s teeth into wp-config. So there is intent right there.
Having said this, I have buddypress working with my wpmu setup. At least it looks like it’s working! LOL! Haa! ::[ok back to work]::
I think for many cases the core is still setup for single domain. Not really 100%.
Even the last bit of code I pushed Doncha gave me three test cases he wanted, tld root, subdomain, and subfolder. No combination. So just on that point it’s not an intended usage.
You may be better off with Doncha’s domain mapper. It will require a patch if your using bbpress. I’ll have upload that to him. Otherwise this allows more segregation yet the backends are tied (an using the same bb and bp press apps)
Hope I understood the question!!
Again, this is for those that are staying with 2.7.1 MU and I know your out there
Before I chime in, when we run our unit tests with users; we:
- When testing an upgrade, I always delete a test user of mine: qauser
- sql delete, and php register the user again after the upgrade.
- I leave one user, qaeditor around. This user stays with the upgrade.
- Allows me to know if perms were set across apps, if new users are good to go, and if old users are ok.
- We flip roles too, but thats another test.
Anyways, Camel Case not supported for login.
Lowercase was put in back in 05.09 https://trac.mu.wordpress.org/changeset/1770
In trunk here is the snipit:
571 function _fill_user( &$user ) {
572 global $wpdb;
573
574 // WPMU uses lowercase logins
575 $user->user_login = strtolower( $user->user_login );
