Raphael Marvie schrieb:
> Hi,
> Looking for a similar setup I have looked at the TextCha documentation.
> I have not found if I can use the TextCha only for the new account
> creation operation. Have I missed something?
> Thanks,
> r.
Well if your valid users are in the textcha disabled group then
Hi,
Looking for a similar setup I have looked at the TextCha documentation.
I have not found if I can use the TextCha only for the new account
creation operation. Have I missed something?
Thanks,
r.
R.Bauer wrote:
> Rick Vanderveer schrieb:
>> Thanks for the reply, Thomas. As my grandfather woul
Rick Vanderveer schrieb:
> Thanks for the reply, Thomas. As my grandfather would say; "well, crap." :-)
>
> That forces me to re-think how clients and internal users login. As
> a stop-gap, I've set it to the default authenticator (from
> MoinMoin.auth import MoinAuth). Which brings me to my
Thanks for the reply, Thomas. As my grandfather would say; "well, crap." :-)
That forces me to re-think how clients and internal users login. As
a stop-gap, I've set it to the default authenticator (from
MoinMoin.auth import MoinAuth). Which brings me to my next question:
Is there an easy wa
Hi Rick,
> I'm trying to get a wiki configured that will allow multiple
> authentication methods. According to HelpOnAuthentication, this
> should be possible by combining multiple auths.
It should be, but especially ldap auth is maybe not flexible enough and
defaults to a rather "authoritative"
I'm trying to get a wiki configured that will allow multiple
authentication methods. According to HelpOnAuthentication, this
should be possible by combining multiple auths.
background:
I want a wiki that is shared between internal users (authenticating
off of LDAP), and clients (which I would ha
