ABClf writes:
but I would like something just easy, as mentioned in PmWiki/Security (1):
How do I take a whitelist approach where users from known or trusted
IP addresses can edit, and others require a password?
Put these lines to local/config.php:
## Allow passwordless editing from own turf, pass for others.
if ($action=='edit'
&& !preg_match("/^90\\.68\\./", $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) )
{ $DefaultPasswords['edit'] = crypt('foobar'); }
Replace 90.68. with the preferred network prefix and foobar with the
default password for others.
This looks good, doesn't it work?
As for now, in my config, I have (2) :
$DefaultPasswords['admin'] = crypt('xxx');
$DefaultPasswords['attr'] = crypt('xxx');
$DefaultPasswords['edit'] = crypt('yyy');
I would like mix (1) & (2), but not sure how to do, nor what order...
To mix 1 and 2, you could have
$DefaultPasswords['admin'] = $DefaultPasswords['attr'] = crypt('xxx');
$DefaultPasswords['edit'] = crypt('yyy');
And to make it work in the above setting, place this block in place of the
"$DefaultPasswords['edit'] = crypt('foobar');" line above, inside the
{curly} brackets.
I tried to use AuthDNS cookbook but still dont have found how to do :
what should i write in SiteAdmin.AuthDNS to have no password for my ip ?
This doesnt work (my mistake, for sure, but havent found the good way
; --fake ip here--) :
# IP addresses and ranges
89.00.00.00: id:gb @admin
This looks good too, if your IP address is fixed, you'll be able to login
with no password and be added as user "gb" to the group @admin.
Note that there is a login step/action, just go to AnyPage?action=authdns.
Petko
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