We have implemented phpWiki 1.3.7 with a mysql database. However, we run an institional SLDAP server for all outr institution password authentication. We wish to leverage our existing password authentication for people to edit and admin the phpWiki. Does phpWiki support secure ldap?
We have a work around that will work but would much rather run everything directly within the wiki framework.
We also wish to refine the users into groups which can view the pages, edit the pages and administer the pages(ie delete them from the database). I am assuming that we need to extend the WikiUser class in some form to accomplish this, but WikiGroups doesn't seem to be fully functional yet. Is this the right direction and if so, is there a way to implement this without making changes to pre-existing wiki files?
Thanks for any info you can provide.
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We have implemented phpWiki 1.3.7 with a mysql database. However, we run an institional SLDAP server for all outr institution password authentication. We wish to leverage our existing password authentication for people to edit and admin the phpWiki. Does phpWiki support secure ldap?
We have a work around that will work but would much rather run everything directly within the wiki framework.
We also wish to refine the users into groups which can view the pages, edit the pages and administer the pages(ie delete them from the database). I am assuming that we need to extend the WikiUser class in some form to accomplish this, but WikiGroups doesn't seem to be fully functional yet. Is this the right direction and if so, is there a way to implement this without making changes to pre-existing wiki files?
Thanks for any info you can provide.
yes, but only in the nightly CVS or wait one day for the 1.3.8 release.