On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 11:18 AM, Olle <[email protected]> wrote:
> You could just use UserAuth2, and set "$UA2AllowCookieLogin = true;" in > your > config file. Works great. > > And be aware that using any of these authentication recipes, or even > PmWiki's > Authuser itself, makes the cookie readable to the whole domain name by > default. So only use them if you yourself controls everything under your > domain name. Otherwise, hack it a bit to change the cookie paths. > > /Olle Bergkvist I have been using AuthUser, to answer Pm's question. I figured php sessions were what were causing my problem to begin with. As far as it goes, I would even dig in the AuthForm allowed firefox to remember my username and password, which I suspect is as a result of their name attribute, right? Also, thanks for the info Olle. I always liked UserAuth's methodology, though the last time I tried it, it gave me more problems than I wanted. Now, it seems like it's time to work that out. Cool. Mike
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