SMF User Intergration

Questions answered by this recipe

How can I have only registered users on my Simple Machines Forum edit PmWiki, and how can I have Forum Administrators administer the Wiki

Install Instructions

1. Download smfauth.php to cookbook/smfauth.php
2. Set $SSI, $FormUrl, others are optional
   • $SSI
     • The Path to SSI.php in the SMF Install
   • $FormUrl
     • The full http://example.com/forum forum URL, no / at the end
3. Edit Site.EditForm in PmWiki
   1. Find
      • (:input e_author:)
   2. Replace With
      • {$AuthId}
4. Add require_once("$FarmD/cookbook/smfauth.php"); to the end of local/config.php

Variables

• $SSI
  • The Path to SSI.php in the SMF Install
• $FormUrl
  • The full http://example.com/forum forum URL, no / at the end
• $AdminUsers
  • a array of none administrative users that you want to have wiki admin rights
• $AdminGroups
  • a array of group numbers that you want to have administrator access
• $ShowLogin
  • a bool (0/1/false/true) if you want to show the login forum along with the block message for guests
• $AdminGroup
  • Admin user group, remember the @
• $UserGroup
  • Reguler user group, remember the @
• $OverallPassword
  • Password for disabled function

Notes

1. $AdminGroups is still untested
2. Expanding User Privileges
   • $DefaultPasswords['edit'] = '*'; means that edit is blocked
   • $DefaultPasswords['edit'] = ''; means that edit is unblocked
3. Expanding Protection
   • In order to add more protection add more action=var variables to $ProtectActions and then set a $DefaultPasswords['var'] for Guest, User and Admin
   • You can also add '' to $ProtectActions if you want require people be logged in to use PmWiki
4. As far as I can tell both PmWiki and SMF need to be on the same domain, ex. example.com/forum and example.com/wiki
5. This was written with and tested for PmWiki 2.2.0-b57 and SMF 1.1.2

Release Notes

• 0.3 (June 18, 2007)
  • Fixed a quote bug caused by SSI
  • Added a few more protected actions
• 0.2 (June 17, 2007)
  • Group Support
  • In PmWiki Check
  • Overall Password
• 0.1 (June 16, 2007)
  • First Release

Comments

$admingroups dosnt work because in one spot you have it as $adminsgroups and the other you have it as $admingroup -Peter Oct 29th 2009