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In your news release it states it adds a new parameter to the VB Config.php for whitelisting I.P.'s ..after upgrading to version 1.02 and looking over my config.php file I assume we have to add the "$config['TwoFactor']['ipwhitelist']" to the file ourselves...
 
As the OP states, you have to add this yourselves. Modifications do not have the ability to edit vB's config.php file automatically, as that would be a gigantic security flaw.
 
The same way you set any variable in config.php:
Code:
$config['TwoFactor']['ipwhitelist'] = '127.0.0.1,255.255.255.255';
Etc.
 
do we add or own ip or what you posted above?
what if or ip changes every pc restart?
do we need to add this or can it be without?
do we add all superadmins or just myself?
 
The same way you set any variable in config.php:
Code:
$config['TwoFactor']['ipwhitelist'] = '127.0.0.1,255.255.255.255';
Etc.
some dont understand how to do this as some have never done it before so you need to be fully clear step by step helps
 
do we add or own ip or what you posted above?
what if or ip changes every pc restart?
do we need to add this or can it be without?
do we add all superadmins or just myself?
You should only add IP addresses that should not be asked for authorisation. For security reasons, you should not use this functionality unless you need to grant someone else access to your account (such as myself, for on-site debugging purposes).
 
You should only add IP addresses that should not be asked for authorisation. For security reasons, you should not use this functionality unless you need to grant someone else access to your account (such as myself, for on-site debugging purposes).
I see, I wont add it then just was not sure if it was needed or not for the plugin to work
 
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Legacy Two-Factor Authentication

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