Prompting me to create a new account

[Lebofly]

https://i.imgur.com/fg2z89i.png

Not sure if I've done something incorrectly but it's not recognizing the old steam accounts rather making new ones

[LavaToaster]

Check the ACP there should be a background task for migrating login data.

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[Lebofly]

Can't seem to find that, I also forced the queue to run

[QUT-Michael-L]

Yeah even with the background task it still ignores the already defined user. If you look at the core_members table, it just creates another user with the same steamid.

[LavaToaster]

@MikeyMatou Is it still running, or had it finished? It's plausible that would happen before a member has been migrated to the 4.3 style of login links.

[QUT-Michael-L]

Wait to confirm, are you referring to the profilesync task under the Tasks section?

[Lebofly]

regardless all tasks have been run since I installed it, like Mikey said it's merely creating a new users with the same SteamID

[QUT-Michael-L]

Just an uh...quick bump. If you have any ideas it would help, because no user can login, only re-create an account with the exact same data.

[jrod9k1]

Just ran into a similar issue myself after upgrading. Go to your "core_login_methods" table. Find the method for steam logins and get the "login_id", in my case it was "11". Note that ID down and go to your "core_login_links" and for each user there will be a "token_login_method" column with an ID that should match your "login_id" for the steam method. If it does not like in my case you will need to update the ID for your users.

Something like UPDATE core_login_links SET token_login_method=11 WHERE token_login_method=10 should do the trick. Assuming 10 is your old steam method ID of course. Obv be careful running SQL on a prod database and back your shit up before doing so

[itsAliAvali]

Depending on everyones setup that number will averagely be different.

[QUT-Michael-L]

Unfortunately, that did not fix it, but I've realised the table has been wiped, so that pretty much sums up the issue. Thanks.