[pmwiki-users] Problem With AuthUser
Alan Perryman
A.Perryman at student.manchester.ac.uk
Mon Dec 12 08:35:46 CST 2005
Hi,
I am working on an implementation of pmwiki to be used as a collaboration
tool within the company I work for - unfortunately I can't link you to it
as it's only available within the organisation :-\
I'm struggling to get the "people" groups working - I think the people
above me would like to replace Lotus Notes with pmwiki and so they want a
hierarchical group structure.
In my test wiki's .htpasswd file so far I have:
Stephen Bailey:$1$im..Dd/.$LXVPImGMyDnqeJBTESHHT/
Nick Johnson:$1$Iw1.xC0.$1iA0CqKavwfa1IEzFWwV0.
James House:$1$BX3.0K5.$QA0OqGRgU0bijhDOta1CZ/
John Miles:$1$Dz0.Qp/.$BH6uPo7a12ZgMDmTh5tPZ.
Derry Birse:$1$jR1.wl/.$MmDDk3C6./Lxij.7be5Ku.
Dave Test:$1$iU3.Dz1.$aPCjq./rHgsFNR/391cdU.
@editors: Stephen Bailey, James House, Dave Test
$DefaultPasswords['edit'] = @editors
and in the config.php I have
$AuthUser['htpasswd'] = 'local/0.htpasswd';
$DefaultPasswords['edit'] = 'local/0.htpasswd';
## $DefaultPasswords['edit'] = @editors ## incorrect line
include_once('scripts/authuser.php');
I have to refer to .htpassword as 0.htpasswd as windows won't allow me to
have a file without a name.
I'm running:
pmwiki 2.1 beta14
WinXP Pro SP2
IIS
PHP 5
Where am I going wrong?
N.B. I've also added a question relating to this on the pmwiki home site -
my Alstom/APC email address doesn't seem to be able to subscribe to this
list :(
thanks,
Alan Perryman,
Information Systems Undergraduate Trainee
IT / IS Department,
APC Power Conversion, Rugby
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