On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 06:36:00PM +0000, david roundell wrote: > noticed today that when i try a 'secure' page that requires a user to > authenticate themselves that the name/password prompt reappears, even after > correctly entering the right username/password. you would think this is > perhaps > a problem with 'talking' to the ldap server. however, the login/logout changes > to logout - so this tells me (i think) that the id and password have been > authenticated.
You're likely correct -- if the login/logout changes to 'logout', that's an indication that the person is authenticated and something else is happening. > the attributes on a random page are: > > read p/w: @ id:* > edit p/w: @ id:* The bare '@' looks very odd to me -- it might be causing an issue. Normally to restrict access to authenticated folks I would expect "id:*" with no @ . > the page siteadmin.authuser has @editors: id:* Inside of SiteAdmin.AuthUser the groups already assume "id:", so this should probably be "@editors: *". If you're using groups in this way, though, you probably want your read/edit passwords to be "@editors". Pm _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
