How do I network enable a plugin for a multisite install via the database?

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The title pretty much sums up the question I have. If you want background then read on.

My multisite install uses an AD integration plugin to log people on. I just upgraded PHP to the latest version but the plugin that I was using is not compatible. It's actually no longer being supported. I found another plugin to take it's place but since the install is set up to us AD integration, I'm not able to log into the dashboard because I deleted the old plugin. So I'm trying to activate the new plugin to see if it will allow me to login.

I found the active plugins for the main site in the wp_options table but I need to find the active ones for my network.

Can anyone help?

The title pretty much sums up the question I have. If you want background then read on.

My multisite install uses an AD integration plugin to log people on. I just upgraded PHP to the latest version but the plugin that I was using is not compatible. It's actually no longer being supported. I found another plugin to take it's place but since the install is set up to us AD integration, I'm not able to log into the dashboard because I deleted the old plugin. So I'm trying to activate the new plugin to see if it will allow me to login.

I found the active plugins for the main site in the wp_options table but I need to find the active ones for my network.

Can anyone help?

• plugins
• database

Share Improve this question asked May 24, 2017 at 17:42 drethedevjsdrethedevjs 12511 silver badge66 bronze badges 4

• If you rename the plugins folder, that will deactivate them all, and you should then be able to log in with a WP user rather than an AD user. – WebElaine Commented May 24, 2017 at 19:05
• Hi @WebElaine, There isn't an active AD plugin on my installation and it still won't allow me to log in. Do you still think it's worth a try? – drethedevjs Commented May 25, 2017 at 12:07
• In my experience it's always worth trying deactivating all plugins because this forces WP to resume normal out-of-the-box behavior, including logging in as a normal WP user. – WebElaine Commented May 25, 2017 at 14:34
• @WebElaine I tried it and it still isn't letting me in. – drethedevjs Commented May 25, 2017 at 16:08

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Update as per comments below

Hello! You can query your database like this. e.g.

SELECT * FROM wp_sitemeta  
WHERE option_name =  'active_sitewide_plugins'

Where wp_ is your first database in the network. There you can find the plugins active within the whole network.

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