[Moin-user] Changes in request object in 1.9.x

[Rick Vanderveer]

So, to re-cap, you want:

external IP addresses:  no view, unless logged in.
internal IP addresses: viewable automatically (but perhaps not editable
until logged in).
Editing:  Possible once logged in.


I'm guessing this might be a tall order, but one of the devs would be the
final authority.  Personally, I'd just make everyone log in, tell 'em it's
just like webmail (of course, use sspi or LDAP so it's the same password as
what they're used to).  Otherwise, it more sounds like you might have to
figure something on the  Apache-level (but that's just my guess).

-Rick


On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 5:32 PM, Mark Bradford <mark at ucar.edu> wrote:

> On 1/20/10 4:58 AM, Thomas Waldmann wrote:
>
> >> I'm trying to udpate to
> >> 1.9.1, and for a couple of my wikis, there is some custom authentication
> >> code which uses request.getPathinfo and request.getScriptname...
> >
> > Sometimes an easy way is to grep for the old way in the old moin source
> > and then look at the same place in new moin source.
>
> Well, before diving into the source code, let me try describing what I'm
> really aiming for, in case there's already a way to do what I want.
>
> The goal is to allow a greater degree of access to people connecting to
> the wiki from one of our internal networks.  Specifically, we want
> people connecting from the Internet at large to have to log in before
> viewing or editing pages, while people connecting from our own office
> should be able to view and edit immediately.  Is there any supported way
> of getting an IP-address-based equivalent of ACLs?
>
> Thanks!
>
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> Mark Bradford, NCAR/EOL/CDS/CTM
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>
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