[PHPiCalendar-DEV] auth_method = none is misleading and wrong ...

[Jo R. <jr...@ne...>]

How about we change auth_method to reflect "server" instead of none?

Why?  Because none really means that its up to server-based auth, and it 
seems to confuse people.

Here's a patch which works...

--- config.inc.php_orig Tue May 22 01:53:18 2007
+++ config.inc.php      Tue May 22 01:53:48 2007
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@

  // Administration settings (/admin/)
  $allow_admin                   = 'yes';                        // Set 
to yes to allow the admin page - remember to change the default password 
if using 'internal' as the $auth_method
-$auth_method                   = 'internal';                   // Valid 
values are: 'ftp', 'internal', or 'none'. 'ftp' uses the ftp server's 
username and password as well as ftp commands to delete and copy files. 
'internal' uses $auth_internal_username and $auth_internal_password 
defined below - CHANGE the password. 'none' uses NO authentication - 
meant to be used with another form of authentication such as http basic.
+$auth_method                   = 'internal';                   // Valid 
values are: 'ftp', 'internal', or 'server'. 'ftp' uses the ftp server's 
username and password as well as ftp commands to delete and copy files. 
'internal' uses $auth_internal_username and $auth_internal_password 
defined below - CHANGE the password. 'server' requires HTTP authentication
  $auth_internal_username        = 'admin';                     // Only 
used if $auth_method='internal'. The username for the administrator.
  $auth_internal_password        = 'admin';                   // Only 
used if $auth_method='internal'. The password for the administrator.
  $ftp_server                            = 'localhost';          // Only 
used if $auth_method='ftp'. The ftp server name. 'localhost' will work 
for most servers.
--- admin/index.php_orig        Tue May 22 01:55:22 2007
+++ admin/index.php     Tue May 22 01:55:39 2007
@@ -28,11 +28,11 @@
  }


-// if $auth_method == 'none', don't do any authentication
+// if $auth_method == 'server', don't do any authentication
  $username = $_POST['username'];
  $password = $_POST['password'];

-if ($auth_method == 'none') {
+if ($auth_method == 'server') {
         $is_loged_in = TRUE;
  } else {
         $is_loged_in = FALSE;

-- 
Jo Rhett
Network/Software Engineer
Net Consonance