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Changeset 3372276


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Timestamp:
10/03/2025 10:08:37 AM (5 months ago)
Author:
chrmrtns
Message:

Fix wp-config constant names in readme

Changed CHRMRTNS_PA_* to CHRMRTNS_KLA_* for SMTP constants
Correct constants: CHRMRTNS_KLA_SMTP_USERNAME and CHRMRTNS_KLA_SMTP_PASSWORD

Location:
keyless-auth
Files:
2 edited

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  • keyless-auth/tags/2.6.1/readme.txt

    r3372271 r3372276  
    221221    Yes! Version 2.0.4 introduces secure credential storage options. You can choose to store SMTP username and password in wp-config.php instead of the database. This is more secure as wp-config.php is typically outside the web root. Simply add these constants to your wp-config.php:
    222222   
    223     `define('CHRMRTNS_PA_SMTP_USERNAME', 'your-email@example.com');`
    224     `define('CHRMRTNS_PA_SMTP_PASSWORD', 'your-smtp-password');`
     223    `define('CHRMRTNS_KLA_SMTP_USERNAME', 'your-email@example.com');`
     224    `define('CHRMRTNS_KLA_SMTP_PASSWORD', 'your-smtp-password');`
    225225   
    226226    Then select "Store in wp-config.php" in the SMTP settings.
    … …  
    480480= 2.0.4 =
    481481* NEW: Secure credential storage options - Choose between database or wp-config.php storage for SMTP credentials
    482 * NEW: wp-config.php constants support - Use CHRMRTNS_PA_SMTP_USERNAME and CHRMRTNS_PA_SMTP_PASSWORD constants
     482* NEW: wp-config.php constants support - Use CHRMRTNS_KLA_SMTP_USERNAME and CHRMRTNS_KLA_SMTP_PASSWORD constants
    483483* IMPROVEMENT: Enhanced security - Keep sensitive SMTP credentials outside the web root in wp-config.php
    484484* IMPROVEMENT: Dynamic field toggles - Visual indicators show which storage method is active and if constants are defined

  • keyless-auth/trunk/readme.txt

    r3372271 r3372276  
    221221    Yes! Version 2.0.4 introduces secure credential storage options. You can choose to store SMTP username and password in wp-config.php instead of the database. This is more secure as wp-config.php is typically outside the web root. Simply add these constants to your wp-config.php:
    222222   
    223     `define('CHRMRTNS_PA_SMTP_USERNAME', 'your-email@example.com');`
    224     `define('CHRMRTNS_PA_SMTP_PASSWORD', 'your-smtp-password');`
     223    `define('CHRMRTNS_KLA_SMTP_USERNAME', 'your-email@example.com');`
     224    `define('CHRMRTNS_KLA_SMTP_PASSWORD', 'your-smtp-password');`
    225225   
    226226    Then select "Store in wp-config.php" in the SMTP settings.
    … …  
    480480= 2.0.4 =
    481481* NEW: Secure credential storage options - Choose between database or wp-config.php storage for SMTP credentials
    482 * NEW: wp-config.php constants support - Use CHRMRTNS_PA_SMTP_USERNAME and CHRMRTNS_PA_SMTP_PASSWORD constants
     482* NEW: wp-config.php constants support - Use CHRMRTNS_KLA_SMTP_USERNAME and CHRMRTNS_KLA_SMTP_PASSWORD constants
    483483* IMPROVEMENT: Enhanced security - Keep sensitive SMTP credentials outside the web root in wp-config.php
    484484* IMPROVEMENT: Dynamic field toggles - Visual indicators show which storage method is active and if constants are defined
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