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(:Summary: Configuration of identity based authorisations:)(:nolinkwikiwords:)
This is the default configuration page for PmWiki's identity-based authorizations (aka "authuser.php").  See [[PmWiki.AuthUser]] for instructions.

(:if enabled EnableAuthUser:)
This site appears to have the [[PmWiki/AuthUser]] extensions enabled.
(:if !enabled EnableAuthUser:)
At present this site doesn't appear to have the [[PmWiki/AuthUser]] extensions enabled.  To enable them, add the line [@include_once("$FarmD/scripts/authuser.php");@] to your ''local/config.php'' file.  (See [[PmWiki.LocalCustomizations]].)
(:ifend:)

!! Login accounts

Specify login accounts in the form "@@[=username: (:=]encrypt ''password'':)@@" at the beginning of a line:

-> # Examples:
-> alice: [=(:=]encrypt wonderland:)
-> bob: [=(:=]encrypt builder:)

Note that the passwords will be encrypted when the page is saved, so that the result will look something like:

-> alice: $1$0gcdAN1a$HTdEAXyYYo8Hc9/Xv30Yz1
-> bob: $1$wSP2R80i$sJ593ERCmTtjm3Fk26HCV1

To authorize specific login accounts for pages and groups, use "[@id:username@]" as a password in [@?action=attr@] or $DefaultPasswords (see [[PmWiki.Passwords]]).  Use "[@id:*@]" to mean "any logged-in user".

!! Authorization groups

Authorization groups are specified with a leading "@" sign.  Define either the login accounts belonging to a group or the groups for a login account:

-> @writers: alice, bob  
-> carol: @editors, @writers
-> @admins: alice, dave

Then use "[@@group@]" as a password in [@?action=attr@] or $DefaultPasswords.

!! Login accounts from external sources

Obtaining login accounts from external sources (to enable a source, place it at the beginning of a line):

-> htpasswd: /filesystem/path/to/.htpasswd
-> ldap: ldap://ldap.example.com/ou=People,o=example?uid?sub
-> mysql: mysql://[username:password]@localhost/db/table?user,passwd

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Author: This is a minor edit

Basic editing - Text formatting rules - Documentation index	Tables: simple - advanced
Paragraphs: for a new paragraph, use a blank line;	Line break: \\ or [[<<]]
-> to indent text, -< hanging text	Join line: \
Lists: * for bulleted, # for numbered, :term:definition for definition lists
Emphasis: ''italics'' '''bold''' '''''*bold italics*''''' @@`monospaced`@@
References: [[another page]], [[http://example.com/]], [[another page \| link text]], [[#anchor]], [[#anchor \| link text]]
Groups: [[Group/Page]] displays Page, [[Group.Page]] displays Group.Page, [[Group(.Page)]] displays Group, [[Group/]] links Group homepage
Separators: !!, !!! for headings, ---- for horizontal line	Prevent formatting: [=...=]
Other: [+big+] [++bigger++] [-small-] [--smaller--] '^^superscript^' '__subscript_' {+inserted+} {-~~deleted~~-}	Preformatted: [@...@] or >>pre<<...>><<

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This is the default configuration page for PmWiki's identity-based authorizations (aka "authuser.php"). See PmWiki.AuthUser for instructions.

This site appears to have the AuthUser extensions enabled.

Login accounts

Specify login accounts in the form "username: (:encrypt password:)" at the beginning of a line:

# Examples:

alice: (:encrypt wonderland:)

bob: (:encrypt builder:)

Note that the passwords will be encrypted when the page is saved, so that the result will look something like:

alice: $1$0gcdAN1a$HTdEAXyYYo8Hc9/Xv30Yz1

bob: $1$wSP2R80i$sJ593ERCmTtjm3Fk26HCV1

To authorize specific login accounts for pages and groups, use "id:username" as a password in ?action=attr or $DefaultPasswords (see PmWiki.Passwords). Use "id:*" to mean "any logged-in user".

Authorization groups

Authorization groups are specified with a leading "@" sign. Define either the login accounts belonging to a group or the groups for a login account:

@writers: alice, bob

carol: @editors, @writers

@admins: alice, dave

Then use "@group" as a password in ?action=attr or $DefaultPasswords.

Login accounts from external sources

Obtaining login accounts from external sources (to enable a source, place it at the beginning of a line):

htpasswd: /filesystem/path/to/.htpasswd

ldap: ldap://ldap.example.com/ou=People,o=example?uid?sub

mysql: mysql://[username:password]@localhost/db/table?user,passwd

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