Hi Hans, * On 2009-10-02 Hans ([email protected]) wrote: > [...] > > My suggestion was to override the global passwords (from config.php) > > in a page customization file (say Main.Test.php for page Main.Test). > > I think it is unwise to set any default password > in a page or group customisation file, because > a page protected in such a way will not be protected if it is for > instance included by another page. > To have proper protection for an individual page its > password attributes need to be set in the page with action=attr, > or for the group in the GroupAttributes page with action=attr. > Do not use a page customization php file for this!
I agree. That was why I wrote in my first post on this topic: * On 2009-10-01 Christian Bartolomaeus ([email protected]) wrote: > [...] > > I'm actually looking for a way to do this from config.php, rather > > than ?action=attr. > > I don't know of a way to do that via the main configuration file > config.php. But I think you can use a page customization file -- tough > it is not recommended to set passwords in this way. Please take a look > at > > http://pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/GroupCustomizations > > for an explanation why it's not advised to set passwords via a page > customization file. [...] Best regards Christian
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