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Need help in Integrating Lyceum and Vanilla

edited May 2007 in Vanilla 1.0 Help
I tried to integrating Lyceum and vanilla by Mark's guide for integrating vanilla and wordpress: http://lussumo.com/docs/doku.php?id=vanilla:integration:wordpress . Errors occur in Authentication Integration. I think the key may be in this: Wordpress stores it’s session information in cookies. The hard part was finding out what the cookie names were because in this version of Wordpress the cookie names are generated based on the “siteurl” configuration setting. This configuration setting can be found in the wp_options table of the database. Mark builds a custom Authenticator for this. But I found this line in the Authenticator: $s = "select option_name, option_value from wp_options where option_name = 'siteurl' or option_name = 'home'"; There is NOT siteurl in option_name in wp_options of Lyceum >.< I stoped here, now I can login Lyceum as usual, but can't login vanilla, even using the original vanilla account: Some problems were encountered The requested user could not be found. Can you help me? Here is my site: http://iivee.com and the forum: http://iivee.com/forum

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    Is there any Lyceum users here, I can't get any help from the Lyceum forum=.=
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    Vanilla / Lyceum Integration # 1

    I'm afraid thats all we have about Lyceum.

    I did go through the forgot password link on your Vanilla install to get the ball rolling on a password reset.
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    I seems to me like that Lyceum uses this one the Way mark use $siteurl (as of how I look at lib/wp-settings.php line 174) define('LURL', 'http://' . MAINDOMAIN . WEBROOT);// Lyceum URL the constants MAINDOMAIN and WEBROOT are defined in config/wp-config.php of course, I could be wrong...
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