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solucione ese problema de la siguiente manera cargue un pluguin en la plataforma A la cual me permitía entrar sin problemas con el siguiente codigo que encontré:

<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Duplicate Caps
Plugin URI: 
Description: Tiny plugin to duplicate capabilities in a setup where users (and user tables) are shared across more than one install
Author: Mikk3lRo
Version: 0.1
Author URI: 
*/
$dummy = new duplicate_caps();
class duplicate_caps {
    function __construct() {
        add_action('updated_user_meta', array($this, 'update_prefixed_caps'), 10, 2);
        add_action('added_user_meta', array($this, 'update_prefixed_caps'), 10, 2);
        add_action('deleted_user_meta', array($this, 'update_prefixed_caps'), 10, 2);
    }
    function update_prefixed_caps($mid, $object_id) {
        /**
         * Note that $object_id contains the id of the user that was
         * just changed.
         * On a site with many users it would make sense to only
         * get and set information regarding the just-changed user
         * Currently this function corrects roles for all users
         * making sure pre-existing users are duplicated, and keeping
         * the table in sync.
         */
        global $wpdb;
        //Quick and dirty - get all *capabilities rows for all users
        $sql = "SELECT * FROM {$wpdb->usermeta} WHERE <code>meta_key</code> LIKE '%capabilities'";
        $results = $wpdb->get_results($sql) or die(mysql_error());

        //Will hold all prefixes (always include our own)
        $prefixes = array($wpdb->prefix);

        //Will grab the existing role for each prefix
        $user_roles = array();

        //Loop our results
        foreach ($results as $result) {
            //Make sure the meta_key looks right, and grab the prefix
            if (preg_match('#^(.*)capabilities$#', $result->meta_key, $matches)) {
                $prefix = $matches[1];

                // Collect prefixes
                $prefixes[] = $prefix;

                //Note the entire row for later use
                $user_roles[$result->user_id][$prefix] = $result;
            }
        }

        //Make sure we only have one of each
        $prefixes = array_unique($prefixes);

        //Loop through the users we found
        foreach ($user_roles as $user_id => $existing_prefixes) {
            if (!isset($existing_prefixes[$wpdb->prefix])) {
                //User was probably just deleted - all rows are deleted by
                //wordpress though, so no cleanup for us :)
            } else {
                //We want all prefixes to obey us (we just created or changed
                //the user, so we want that to affect all sites)
                $desired_role = $existing_prefixes[$wpdb->prefix]->meta_value;

                //Loop through all prefixes
                foreach ($prefixes as $prefix) {
                    //Data to be inserted / updated
                    $cap_data = array(
                        'user_id' => $user_id,
                        'meta_key' => $prefix . 'capabilities',
                        'meta_value' => $desired_role
                    );

                    //If the prefix doesn't exist for this user
                    if (!in_array($prefix, array_keys($existing_prefixes))) {
                        //Actually insert it (user was probably just created)
                        $wpdb->insert($wpdb->usermeta, $cap_data, array('%d', '%s', '%s'));
                    } else if ($desired_role !== $existing_prefixes[$prefix]->meta_value) {
                        //Update it if not already correct (user was probably just edited)
                        $cap_data['umeta_id'] = $existing_prefixes[$prefix]->umeta_id;
                        $wpdb->replace($wpdb->usermeta, $cap_data, array('%d', '%s', '%s', '%d'));
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

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