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1.3 KiB
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30 lines
1.3 KiB
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The Reverse Username Authentication plugin allows for StatusNet to handle authentication by checking if the provided password is the same as the reverse of the username.
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THIS PLUGIN IS FOR TESTING PURPOSES ONLY
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Installation
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add "addPlugin('reverseUsernameAuthentication', array('setting'=>'value', 'setting2'=>'value2', ...);" to the bottom of your config.php
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Settings
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provider_name*: This is a identifier designated to the connection.
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It's how StatusNet will refer to the authentication source.
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For the most part, any name can be used, so long as each authentication source has a different identifier.
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In most cases there will be only one authentication source used.
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password_changeable*: must be set to false. This plugin does not support changing passwords.
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authoritative (false): Set to true if this plugin's responses are authoritative (meaning if this fails, do check any other plugins or the internal password database).
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autoregistration (false): Set to true if users should be automatically created when they attempt to login.
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* required
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default values are in (parenthesis)
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Example
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addPlugin('reverseUsernameAuthentication', array(
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'provider_name'=>'Example',
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'password_changeable'=>false,
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'authoritative'=>true,
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'autoregistration'=>true
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));
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