Copied WordPress to new URL SQRL says "identity is not associated with any account"

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Raymond Day

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Sep 26, 2020
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Copied my WordPress to another server that don't use as much power. Change the URL name too.

Installed SQRL plugin and I can't log in to it. It says "The site is not allowing new registrations and your SQRL identity is not associated with any account."

How can I fix this?

-Raymond Day
 
logged on to phpmyadmin and searched for sqrl and found 3 big like random numbers in wp_usermeta copy and deleted each on 1 at a time and tested logging in my WordPress but all 3 times got the same error.

I guess it's some place in the database?

-Raymond Day
 
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If you have changed the URL, you will have a different SQRL identity on the new site.

In simple terms, SQRL takes the website URL, manipulates it with your SQRL secret data, and produces an answer. This answer is stored in the site as your SQRL ID.

Depending which SQRL server code you are using, there may be other places where SQRL login is set in the user record on the site. There may be a flag to reset for example to allow you to associate a new SQRL ID with your login.
 
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In order to be the most helpful to any other SQRL users, please take any further discussion of this topic to the SQRL forums, a link is on the top of the page. (I would kindly request you repost your original question there, as it will be a helpful topic for other users.)
 
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