Re: [eGroupWare-users] Wiki with no login page.

[Robert S. <ro...@st...>]

What we did was create a link on the Home application to the Wikri and 
to applications outside EGroupware. Users have to login to EGroupware to 
access the the Intranet, but have access to all of the applications that 
we support. They can also login from outside the office.

On 12/15/2011 4:00 PM, Tom the IT Guy wrote:
> Hi all,
> Is there a way to have users view the Wiki without seeing any login page?
> We maintain an office intranet with several pages made outside of EGW. 
> I would like to have a link on the intranet that opens the EGW Wiki 
> for reading without asking users to log in.
> I've allowed anonymous logins, I've given the anonymous user rights to 
> view Wiki and Knowledgebase. But the link opens the login with 
> anonymous filled in as the user, and it appears that "anonymous" has 
> to be entered as a password to get past the log in. Although I don't 
> recall setting a password for anonymous?
> Any suggestions are appreciated!
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