[kforge-user] Authentication not working
Gunnar Johansson
info at gunnar-johansson.se
Tue Sep 11 09:31:08 UTC 2007
10 sep 2007 kl. 20.02 skrev Rufus Pollock:
> John Bywater wrote:
>>
>> To disable the plugin, simply delete the plugin domain model object:
>> EITHER
>> >>> del(application.registry.plugins['myplugin'])
>> OR
>> >>> p = application.registry.plugins['myplugin']
>> >>> p.delete()
>
> Note that you should be able to do all of this from the admin
> interface at:
>
> http://{your.kforge.site}/admin/model/
Ahh, there it is - I was only aware of http://{kforge}/admin/
>
>>> I seem to have problems with the www plugin, it doesn't create
>>> any www directory in the project dir? If I add one manually I get
>>> a permission denied trying to access the path.. Hmm, may be
>>> something weird with my apache setup.. It's no rush though..
>> Let's see what Rufus has to say about the www plugin? I didn't
>> write it, and haven't really used it (so far).
>
> Just to be specific you need to:
>
> 1. Install/enable the www plugin
> 2. Create a 'www' service for the project for which you want to
> have the 'www' facility. Note that once enabled this will mount the
> 'www' directory at your project root i.e. at
>
> {your.kforge.domain}/{project-name}
>
> not
>
> {your.kforge.domain}/{project-hame}/www
Ok, during my second try it worked fine and the www directory was
created, although I get a "Forbidden - permission denied" when trying
to enter {your.kforge.domain}/{project-name}
Can this be connected to the problem I'm having when trying to access
a service without being logged in through the kforge interface first?
To repeat, if I try to access a trac service without logging in
through kforge first I get a "Forbidden" message while I would expect
to get a user/password prompt. Is there some overlying apache config
I'm not aware of?
Thanks,
Gunnar
>
> ~rufus
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