[Pmwiki-users] Re: Problems with Passwords

[Greg Morgan]

How is PHP configured on your machine?  If PHP is setup as a CGI script
instead of an ISAPI module then HTTP authentication will not work.  If
that's the case you'll need to enable sessionauth.php.. Put this somewhere
in your local/config.php file
include_once("scripts/sessionauth.php"); 

If you're not sure if you're running as CGI or not stick this line in your
local/config.php file 
$EnableDiag=1;
Then go to your page but use action=phpinfo.
(http://yoursite/pmwiki.php?action=phpinfo)
This will run the standard phpinfo() function which you can use to see how
php is configured.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Pmwiki-users-bounces at pmichaud.com 
> [mailto:Pmwiki-users-bounces at pmichaud.com] On Behalf Of Thomas Stierli
> Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 4:32 AM
> To: Pmwiki-users at pmichaud.com
> Subject: [Pmwiki-users] Re: Problems with Passwords
> 
> Hallo again
> 
> >  > I set "$DefaultPasswords['edit'][] = crypt('author1');" 
> in config.php.
> >Try this instead
> >	$DefaultPasswords['edit'] = crypt('author1');
> >
> >the extra [] looks suspicious to me...
> 
> 
> I read somewhere, that I can set an array of passwords for each 
> level. So I set 2 passwords for level edit like this:
> $DefaultPasswords['edit'][] = crypt('author1');
> $DefaultPasswords['edit'][] = crypt('author2');
> Am I wrong? Isn't that possible? I think so.
> 
> 
> But in fact, this is not my main problem. Even if I set only 1 
> admin-password, I can't login.
> $DefaultPasswords['admin'] = crypt('admin');
> $DefaultPasswords['edit'] = crypt('edit');
> My entered password 'admin' isn't accepted! And the same happens to 
> all other passwords (read, edit, attr).