If you search the archives, I posted a draft of how to do this on Monday
ago, with a subject line of
RFC: HOW TO alternate security setups in PhpWiki
In some of the replies to this, additional useful information was released
Regards,
Charles
-----Original Message-----
From: Joel Sherrill <jo...@OA...> [mailto:joe...@OA...]
Sent: 20 January 2005 03:33
To: php...@li...
Subject: [Phpwiki-talk] user password help request
Hi,
I let this slide and now it seems to be a serious problem
for us. We are getting automated spam added to our Wiki front page.
I desperately need to get user authentication working on our
Wiki And it appears that I must not be getting something right
since it seems to work for others.
We are using MySQL as the backend and I don't really care which
authentication scheme we use. This is a public Wiki so there is
no set of local users to check against. I would like users to be
able to change their passwords.
Could someone kindly drag me through or send me a config.ini that works
for them? I have no idea what I am not doing right. I have tried
this on multiple occassions and not managed to get it right.
Sorry to be a pest but I am horribly confused and need it working
now.
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