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<<O>> Difference Topic TWikiUserAuthentication (12 - 2001-09-14 - PeterThoeny)

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	Warning: Can't find topic TWiki.UtilTempDocNote On this page: Overview Password Management User Mapping User Registration Login Management No Login (select none in configure) Template Login (select TWiki::LoginManager::TemplateLogin in configure) Enabling Template Login Apache Login (select TWiki::LoginManager::ApacheLogin in configure) Enabling Apache Login using mod_auth Logons via bin/logon Sessions Getting, Setting, and Clearing Session Variables Cookies and Transparent Session IDs TWiki Username vs. Login Username Changing Passwords Changing E-mail Addresses Controlling access to individual scripts How to choose an authentication method
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	No special installation steps need to be performed if the server is already authenticated. If not, you have three standard options for controlling user access: Forget about authentication to make your site completely public - anyone can browse and edit freely, in classic Wiki mode. All visitors are assigned the TWikiGuest default identity, so you can't track individual user activity. Use SSL (Secure Sockets Layer; HTTPS) to authenticate and secure the whole server.
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< <	Use Basic Authentication (HTAccess) to control access by protecting key scripts: `attach`, `edit=`, `installpasswd`, `password`, `preview`, `rename`, `save`, `upload`, `view`, `viewfile` using .htaccess files. The TWiki Installation Guide has step-by-step instructions.
> >	Use Basic Authentication (.htaccess) to control access by protecting key scripts: `attach`, `edit=`, `installpasswd`, `preview`, `rename`, `save`, `upload` using the .htaccess file. The TWikiInstallationGuide has step-by-step instructions.
	Partial Authentication

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Partial Authentication