Thank you very much! I had the "read" password in the "edit" section for the
password-only setup, but somehow it never clicked for AuthUser. That simple
change done, all works as it should!
j
On Friday, August 10, 2018 12:30:21 PM AKDT Petko Yotov wrote:
> [Resending to the list as it bounced
[Resending to the list as it bounced back.]
$DefaultPasswords['read'] = array('@read', crypt('pw3'), crypt('pw4'));
You need to add read permissions to the @edit group too:
$DefaultPasswords['read'] = array('@read', '@edit', crypt('pw3'),
crypt('pw4'));
It may not be intuitive but
Thank you for the reply. I will attempt an upgrade to 2.2.109. I have to be
careful since I have some files sitting around in the public areas, etc. :)
I am running PHP 5.5.9. Would the crypt/pmcrypt still be an issue? The
passwords generated by using *crypt* are not an issue. It's that the
If you have PHP 5.6 or newer you can no longer use crypt() this way.
You should upgrade to the latest PmWiki version, 2.2.109 and change all
calls to crypt() with pmcrypt().
Please read the release notes before you upgrade.
Petko
P.S. Version 2.2.109 should work even with older PHP
