[dokuwiki] Internal Rewriting Failing & Mail Authorization Issue
- From: John Concilus <jconcilus@xxxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 19 Feb 2006 18:10:10 -0900
Not everyone has access to .htaccess files or if they do has access
to mod_rewrite options through them. If you do, I'd use the
.htaccess approach. The url's are nicer. If you don't .... ;)
Chris,
Turns out that on THIS particular server I do not have access to the
.htaccess files. This
is my last website remaining on an old hosting service, so my
controls are more limited.
So...I used "Internal" (setting of 2), and all heck broke loose ;-)
Images failed, and although the login button appeared, when I clicked it, or
went anywhere else, I kept getting "No input file"....
Resetting the variable to "0" fixed images, and allowed the
registration screen to
appear and process.
I wanted the URLs to be as search engine friendly as possible....but
don't know how
to enable rewriting if .htaccess is out, and I can't seem to make
"Internal" work. I wish I could
move the whole site to another server I have, but this not in the
cards this week.
Authorization Mail Issue
To make matters even MORE exiting, the ACL files I installed seemed to work
correctly....got a nice green bar at the top of the page that tells me my
password has been sent. But, it doesn't show up.
I'm feeling cursed at the moment.
Here is my conf/local.php file.
<?php
$conf['recent'] = 50; //how many entries to show in recent
$conf['dformat'] = 'd/m/Y H:i'; //dateformat accepted by
PHPs date() function
$conf['pluginmanager'] = 0; //enable automated plugin management
$conf['userewrite'] = 2; //this makes nice URLs: 0:
off 1: .htaccess 2: internal
$conf['useacl'] = 1; // this enables the ACL feature
$conf['openregister'] = 1; // users are allowed to register
themselves (default)
$conf['superuser'] = 'exampleuser'; // admin group is superuser
$conf['authtype'] = 'plain'; // plaintext backend (default)
$conf['autopasswd'] = 1; //autogenerate passwords and
email them to user
$conf['passcrypt'] = 'smd5'; //Used crypt method
(smd5,md5,sha1,ssha,crypt,mysql,my411)
$conf['defaultgroup']= 'user'; //Default groups new Users
are added to
$conf['profileconfirm'] = '1'; //Require current password
to confirm changes to user profile
$conf['notify'] = 'blah@xxxxxxxxxxxx'; //send
change info to this email (leave blank for nobody)
$conf['mailfrom'] = 'blahblah@xxxxxxxxxxxx'; //use
this email when sending mails
$conf['subscribers'] = 0; //enable change notice
subscription support
$conf['pluginmanager'] = 0; //enable automated plugin
management (requires plugin)
?>
conf/acl.auth.php
# acl.auth.php
# <?php exit()?>
# Don't modify the lines above
#
# Access Control
#
none 0
read 1
edit 2
create 4
upload 8
delete 16
* @ALL 4
* @BLAH 8
* exampleuser 16
* othereguy 16
Sure hope I'm not wearing out my welcome as a newbie with stupid
questions. I've tried
to find answers before leaning on the group, and do appreciate the help.
Regards,
JTC
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