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--- plugin:authpdo [2017-11-05 16:13] – [Real World Examples] 27.34.20.143
+++ plugin:authpdo [2018-04-30 16:30] – [Real World Examples] Aleksandr
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 ===== Real World Examples =====
 Before you go forward to [[#Configuration]] section, let's see quickly how many and what kind of real world configurations of PDO Authentication exist. The variation reflects the flexibility PDO is offering.
-  * [[plugin:authpdo:moodle|Moodle]] - an e-learning system [[http://moodle.org]]
+  * [[plugin:authpdo:moodle|Moodle]] -- an e-learning system [[https://moodle.org/|moodle.org]]
-  * [[plugin:authpdo:phpbb3|phpBB3]] - an open-source bulletin-board system [[http://phpbb.com]]
+  * [[plugin:authpdo:phpbb3|phpBB3]] -- an open-source bulletin-board system [[https://www.phpbb.com/|phpbb.com]]
-  * [[plugin:authpdo:Nextcloud|Nextcloud]] - a private cloud system [[http://nextcloud.com]]
+  * [[plugin:authpdo:Nextcloud|Nextcloud]] -- a private cloud system [[https://nextcloud.com/|nextcloud.com]]
-  * [[plugin:authpdo:Questions2Answers|Questions2Answers]] - Q&A Forum [[http://www.question2answer.org/]]
+  * [[plugin:authpdo:Questions2Answers|Questions2Answers]] -- Q&A Forum [[http://www.question2answer.org/|question2answer.org]]
 ===== Configuration =====
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 There are a couple of settings you most probably want to tune when enabling authpdo:
-  * [[config:authtype|Configuration Setting: authtype]] - enable the plugin here
+  * [[config:authtype|Configuration Setting: authtype]] -- enable the plugin here
-  * [[config:superuser|Configuration Setting: superuser]] - all users are read from your database when enabling authpdo, your super user probably is named differently than your initial local wiki admin
+  * [[config:superuser|Configuration Setting: superuser]] -- all users are read from your database when enabling authpdo, your super user probably is named differently than your initial local wiki admin
-  * [[config:passcrypt|Configuration Setting: passcrypt]] - this setting defines how new passwords are saved in the database, it should match your database's application
+  * [[config:passcrypt|Configuration Setting: passcrypt]] -- this setting defines how new passwords are saved in the database, it should match your database's application
+  * [[config:defaultgroup|Configuration Setting: defaultgroup]] -- This group is added by default to all users regardless of the groups that might be pulled from the database. Make sure that you don’t grant more rights than necessary to this group.
 ==== Minimal SQL Setup ====