What you suggested works. But what I really want is a page-level
configuration. All along I've had a page configuration file set up,
and that has made no difference. (Maybe I don't know how to set up
page-level configurations.)
I have a file called MyGroup.MyPage.php which is in the local
directory that contains config.php. That file contains:
<?php if (!defined('PmWiki')) exit();
$FoxAuth='read';
I would think readers of MyGroup.MyPage would thus be able to post
regardless of what I do in config.php - but they can't unless I grant
the authorization to all pages in config.php as you described.
Randy
On Jan 14, 2008, at 7:34 AM, Hans wrote:
> Make sure
> $FoxAuth = 'read';
> is put before fox.php is included.
> Otherwise you get the default $FoxAuth = 'edit';
> and may be prompted for the edit password.
>
>
> ~Hans
>
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