No blogs accounts found on SSL Wordpress Multisite

[demortes]

I'm trying to connect a Wordpress Multisite server, and it refuses to connect. Gives me "You signed in successfully with a blog account, but you do not have a blog with this service provider. S#xA:Check with the blog service provider and then try again."

I run the site on my server, using SSL forced. The certificates are trusted through StartSSL and then the CDN is through Cloudflare (all free options).

[clairernovotny]

I was able to connect this to my SSL WordPress blog. I self-host on Azure App Service.

[demortes]

What version of word press? I tried turning off SSL but my server refuses to do so. I suspect it's a problem with multi site

On Dec 11, 2015, 7:17 AM, at 7:17 AM, Oren Novotny notifications@github.com wrote:

I was able to connect this to my SSL WordPress blog. I self-host on
Azure App Service.

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[clairernovotny]

I've been using SSL since this summer on https://oren.codes. It's currently on 4.4 running in an Azure App Service. In those settings, I have oren.codes as a hostname attached to the site and a SSL Cert listed there as an SNI SSL.

That was it, it just worked. Then, I had to set the default site url in the wp-admin settings but that was just to make the defaults the way I wanted them.

[hajekj]

I agree with @demortes, having the same issue with multisite WordPress.

[willduff]

I don't think this is specifically an SSL issue. @hajekj or @demortes, can you guys attempt to connect and then send me your log file? The log files should have details around why this failed. See instructions for sending log file.

[hajekj]

@willduff: Well, I can't get past the blog initialization step so I cannot access the logs.

[willduff]

Good point! You'll need to manually find the log file via Windows Explorer. The log file is at %localappdata%\OpenLiveWriter\Open Live Writer.log. I've added this to the Wiki. Let me know if you're not able to find it.

[demortes]

Sent @willduff

[hajekj]

Okay, I just attached the log.
Open Live Writer.txt

[demortes]

So, I downloaded the source and ran it, found the exception, and found that Open Live Writer isn't reading the response XML correctly. As my coding in C# is minimal, I'm not going to expect a patch to come from me. The XML-RPC services (which I forced, assumed that was the default for Wordpress in Open Live Writer, since I saw no other options in Worpdress itself) request and response should be attached shortly after I edit out my password (and any other sensitive data I might find.) Note, I have multiple blogs with the same username and password.

xmlrpcresponse.txt
xmlrpcrequest.txt

[demortes]

FYI, Submitted pull request. Works on my machine. C# is easier to get into than I thought... and the problem was easier to fix than I thought too. Pull request #194

[hajekj]

Another solution would be to replace the XML-RPC with WordPress's REST API which is being implemented into version 4.4 and onward: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2015/10/28/rest-api-welcome-the-infrastructure-to-core/ and http://v2.wp-api.org/

[demortes]

My only comment on that is that those using 4.4 would benefit, sure. But that was recently released, IIRC. Automatic upgrades would help adaptation, but that's a big limiting factor for those that might want to use OLW. No reason we can't fix this AND support REST, though.

[willduff]

Fixed with pull request #194.