Post/Page restriction not working (local issue?)

[scripty]

I'm running into a problem where all pages and posts are being displayed when they shouldn't be. I have pages and posts restriction both set to "all" - I did confirm that a "membership" page is set and defined in the settings. I tried to access the site with another browser (to make sure it didn't see me as logged in) - and all pages and posts are displayed (not restricted). I was testing this out on a local copy of WordPress using the new default theme (twenty ten) - no other plugins are running.

Does this plugin have any known issues running on a locally hosted copy of WordPress (I'm running MAMP)

Thanks in advance for any help!
-Jennifer

[Jason Caldwell]

Hi Jennifer. Thanks for reporting this bug.

Yes, there is one minor change required.
Inside /includes/functions/is-systematic.inc.php, at line #37

Change this:

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else if ($_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] === $_SERVER["SERVER_ADDR"])

To this:

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else if ($_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] === $_SERVER["SERVER_ADDR"] && $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] !== "127.0.0.1")

If that does not work, you can change 127.0.0.1 to whatever your localhost IP is. I'll have this updated in the next release so that local installations will work without this manual edit.

[scripty]

PHEW! I thought I was going crazy. That did work - but strangely instead of an IP I had to put this in instead:
::1
I'm not a MAMP expert, so I don't know why that is - but that's the value it returns for $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"]

Thanks!
-Jennifer

[Jason Caldwell]

OK, cool. Thanks for your response Jennifer.

So maybe a better solution is this:

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else if ($_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] === $_SERVER["SERVER_ADDR"] && !preg_match ("/^localhost$/i", $_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]))

If you have a minute to test this on your MAMP installation, I would be very grateful.

[scripty]

That doesn't seem to do the trick. With that line in place, it's showing me all the pages it's not supposed to be.

Not sure if this is helpful or not, but with MAMP - it goes through a port... so the URL looks like this:
http://localhost:8888/

[Jason Caldwell]

OK. Thank you very much. Here is another attempt that takes the port number into account as well.

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else if ($_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] === $_SERVER["SERVER_ADDR"] && !preg_match ("/^localhost(\:[0-9]+)?$/i", $_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]))

[scripty]

That works! Thanks!

[Jason Caldwell]

Beautiful. Thanks for the help!
- This will be committed to s2Member v3.1.3+ ... to be released soon.

[Jason Caldwell]

Jennifer. I just sent you a login for s2Member.com; which includes a free copy of s2Member Pro, with unlimited domain licensing and the s2Clean Theme. ~Thanks again for the assistance. Much appreciated!

Just send me a list of domains and/or IP addresses via email and I'll send over your licenses on demand.

[scripty]

You totally rock!! Thanks so much!

[Jason Caldwell]

"localhost" support added in s2Member v3.1.4+.
~ Thanks again.