Like others, I installed phpwiki using Fantastico.
I have the same problem--admin authentication doesn't work.
To date, I've seen the following solutions:
comment out the authentication code
and the following, which generates a 505 internal server error.
I am leaning towards commenting out the authentication, and renaming the admin.php script to something obscure. It appears that the only administration functions are dumping copies of the site, which, aside from bandwidth considerations, is not that terrible of a thing.
Is there another solution to the admin.php problem that I have overlooked? Thank you for your expertise and assistance.
By: Reini Urban - rurban
RE: admin authentification failure
2004-11-28 09:24
set register_globals on in your .htaccess or
use another workaround:
(untested)
add this to the top of your lib/config.php:
if (!ini_get('register_globals'))
import_request_variables('gp');
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Like others, I installed phpwiki using Fantastico.
I have the same problem--admin authentication doesn't work.
To date, I've seen the following solutions:
and the following, which generates a 505 internal server error.
I am leaning towards commenting out the authentication, and renaming the admin.php script to something obscure. It appears that the only administration functions are dumping copies of the site, which, aside from bandwidth considerations, is not that terrible of a thing.
Is there another solution to the admin.php problem that I have overlooked? Thank you for your expertise and assistance.
By: Reini Urban - rurban
RE: admin authentification failure
2004-11-28 09:24
set register_globals on in your .htaccess or
use another workaround:
(untested)
add this to the top of your lib/config.php:
if (!ini_get('register_globals'))
import_request_variables('gp');
I think I figured out a solution to this problem:
http://www.pmichaud.com/wiki/PmWiki/PmWiki