>But if you are concerned about security, encrypt your password - then >it doesn't matter if others can see it. Just add "?action=crypt" to >the URL of any page on any pmwiki website to get a form to generate an >encrypted version of your password. > >Use encrypted passwords in your config.php and anywhere else that you >need to put a password.
Just to set my mind at ease... The only way someone could get access to the text within config.php is if they have physical access to the server or in some other way have compromised the overall security of the server, right? I mean, nobody with a browser could somehow look at the *contents* of a PHP source, filee, could they? I saw the instructions with ?action=crypt when installing but figured they were optional. If they are an essential part of security then I need to get moving... -Peter _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
