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When you click the "Grant Access" button a random 64 character access token is generated that is only good for 96 hours (5 days) and saved in your Database. This token is sent to the WPMU DEV API over an SSL encrypted connection to prevent eavesdropping, and stored on our secure servers. This access token is in no way related to your password, and can only be used from our closed WPMU DEV API system for temporary access to this site.

When you click the "Grant Access" button a random 64 character access token is generated that is only good for 96 hours (5 days) and saved in your Database. This token is sent to the WPMU DEV API over an SSL encrypted connection to prevent eavesdropping, and stored on our secure servers. This access token is in no way related to your password, and can only be used from our closed WPMU DEV API system for temporary access to this site.

If you think it would help, leave our support heroes a quick message to let them know the details of your issue.

If you think it would help, leave our support heroes a quick message to let them know the details of your issue.

To manage user permissions here you need to remove the constant WPMUDEV_LIMIT_TO_USER from your wp-config file.

To manage user permissions here you need to remove the constant WPMUDEV_LIMIT_TO_USER from your wp-config file.

There is a new version of %1$s available on WPMU DEV. <a href="%2$s" title="%3$s" class="thickbox open-plugin-details-modal">View version %4$s details</a> or <a href="%5$s" target="_blank" title="Setup your WPMU DEV account to update">login to update</a>.

There is a new version of %1$s available on WPMU DEV. <a href="%2$s" title="%3$s" class="thickbox open-plugin-details-modal">View version %4$s details</a> or <a href="%5$s" target="_blank" title="Setup your WPMU DEV account to update">login to update</a>.

You may at any time revoke this access which invalidates the token and it will no longer be usable. If you have special security concerns and you would like to disable the support access tab and functionality completely and permanently for whatever reason, you may do so by adding this line to your wp-config.php file:

You may at any time revoke this access which invalidates the token and it will no longer be usable. If you have special security concerns and you would like to disable the support access tab and functionality completely and permanently for whatever reason, you may do so by adding this line to your wp-config.php file: