Hello,
I have a basic standalone wiki (moin-1.6.2) with default config and no
authentication method. It is installed on a server for use inside a corporate
firewall. The users want to password-protect the wiki by using single username
and password that everyone on the team would use. The help file indicates the
basic authentication method by moin via username/password would import
MoinMoin/auth/MoinAuth.
from MoinMoin.auth import MoinAuth
auth = [MoinAuth()]
This class does not exist in /usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/MoinMoin.
Do I need to download it? I find no reference to this class online.
The wiki front page has the standard login form at the top, which allows
profile creation. It is not clear if this is to be used in my case or if
MoinAuth uses local accounts on the server. The login form is on the same page
as the top level data page, so I am not sure how that protects the data. Can
someone point me to or provide some instruction on adding username/password
login authentication on an existing statndalone wiki?
Mig
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