Hi Glen, take a look at jspwiki.policy file, you may want to grant only view permission to "All" (or don't grant anything at all), and same for "Anonymous" and/or "Asserted"
Regarding admin privileges, you're right, the user must belong to the "Admin" group, (some explanations also at the end of the jspwiki.policy file) br, juan pablo p.s.: fastest way to make a wiki read-only (or just some pages, like LeftMenu, CopyrightHeader, etc) for everyone is to make the wiki txts files read only at OS level On Tue, Jul 9, 2013 at 5:08 AM, Glen Mazza <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, I want to install a Wiki on Tomcat using jspwiki.war. I don't want > anyone but myself to have write access to it, i.e., whatever functionality > that allows people to create accounts and start editing wiki pages I'd like > to have disabled. What's the simplest way to configure a > jspwiki.properties so that occurs? > > Also, our Docs page seems to be disabled -- I've forgotten, with a vanilla > install I need to create a single user (myself), whom I wish to grant Admin > privileges -- does it matter the username I create or I just need to add > the user to a certain group ("Admin" I guess?) > > Thanks, > Glen >
