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--- plugin:authsplit [2014-05-17 16:39] – 78.53.205.63
+++ plugin:authsplit [2018-04-29 20:24] – Aleksandr
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-====== Split authentication Plugin ======
+====== Split Authentication Plugin ======
 ---- plugin ----
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 email      : pieter@hollants.com
 type       : auth
-lastupdate : 2013-07-07
+lastupdate : 2017-12-12
-compatible : Weatherwax, Binky, Ponder Stibbons
+compatible : Elenor of tsort, Ponder Stibbons, Hrun, Detritus, Frusterick Manners
 depends    :
 conflicts  :
-similar    :
+similar    : authchained
 tags       : authentication split
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   * ''primary_authplugin'': This is the DokuWiki auth plugin that will be used to validate login names and passwords. An example candidate is my authhttp plugin.
   * ''secondary_authplugin'': This is the DokuWiki auth plugin that will be used to store additional user information such as real names, email addresses and groups.
+  * ''username_caseconversion'': If one of the two auth plugins used is case-sensitive, it may be necessary to enable this setting to let authsplit convert the username to either uppercase or lowercase (eg. when combining authldap which is case-insensitive with authsplit which is not).
   * ''autocreate_users'': If enabled, authsplit will automatically create user accounts for any users that exist in the //primary// auth plugin, but are yet unknown in the //secondary// auth plugin. If disabled, users will either have to register themselves or created by the admin (eg. if registration has been disabled).
+  * ''debug'': If enabled, authsplit will flood the screen with debugging messages meant to aid in troubleshooting its operation. This setting should not be enabled in productive setups.
-Sample settings for using authhttp and authplain, without automatic user creation:
-<code php>
-$conf['authtype'] = 'authsplit';
-$conf['plugin']['authsplit']['primary_authplugin'] = 'authhttp';
-$conf['plugin']['authsplit']['secondary_authplugin'] = 'authplain';
-$conf['plugin']['authsplit']['autocreate_users'] = 0;
-</code>
 Note that you'll have to take some of the used auth plugin's settings into consideration whereas some may not apply any longer due to the way authsplit works. For example, when using [[plugin:authhttp]] as the //primary// auth plugin, [[plugin:authhttp]]'s configuration settings no longer have any effect since all email addresses and group information come from the //secondary// auth plugin instead.
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 ===== Credits =====
-This plugin in based on ideas in [[auth:ggauth|the ggauth auth backend]] by [[mailto:grant@lastweekend.com.au|Grant Gardner]]. Grant does not actively maintain ggauth anymore, so an update for the new auth plugins concept is unlikely.
+This plugin is based on ideas in [[auth:ggauth|the ggauth auth backend]] by [[mailto:grant@lastweekend.com.au|Grant Gardner]]. Grant does not actively maintain ggauth anymore, so an update for the new auth plugins concept is unlikely.
 Support for external authentication was contributed by [[mailto:david.darras@univ-lille1.fr|David Darras]].