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i am running a web site written in php where login is stored in SESSION array

i need to have the following authenticaltion model with Twiki: - only user currently logged can see Twiki webs, if you are not logged - ie SESSION does not contain login info, you cannot view Twiki site. Another words i would like to make it internal and not public.

if you are logged in through SESSION, you can add, edit webs.

Is this model possible without customizing Twiki code?

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TWiki version: TWikiRelease04x00x02
TWiki plugins: DefaultPlugin, EmptyPlugin, InterwikiPlugin
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Categories: Authentication

-- JennyBFaifel - 09 May 2006

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I assume you means SESSION is an environment variable.

No, it is not possible without customising code. Though the customisation is trivially simple.

-- CrawfordCurrie - 15 May 2006

As an example, I have a work in progress (deployed and working at a client site) UserMapping that can use the Joomla Session cookie, and on edit verifies it with the Joomla User database. Similar custom user authentication modules are possible.

-- SvenDowideit - 15 May 2006

Sven, Were you able to succeed in integrating with Joomla. We are trying for an integration with Gallery2.

-- KotiReddy - 16 Sep 2008

yes, http://cmcrossroads.com use it for their http://cmwiki.com - though I need to upload it to twiki.org.

-- SvenDowideit - 21 Oct 2008

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