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31 authsplit has been tested with, but in theory it should work with other auth
35 As authsplit has to orchestrate two auth plugins and the user's state in
41 really understand how authsplit works in order to prevent accidental lockout
81   - otherwise the user seems to DokuWiki to be not logged in and will thus most
86 - logOff(): DokuWiki documentation says this method is run "in addition to the
94   real name for display in the "Logged in as" section in the upper right (if
108   a user both in DokuWiki AND your common authentication source without having
113   the case for authhttp), the user is then created in the SECONDARY auth plugin
117   This also means that an Admin can not specify a password in the user manager
119   too. If not (and this is the case eg. for authhttp), this also means that in
128     modify in the PRIMARY auth plugin first (if that plugin reports being
129     capable of modifying it, that is), then in the SECONDARY auth plugin.
130   - passwords will be modified in the PRIMARY auth plugin only since by design
132   - group memberships will always be modified in the SECONDARY auth plugin only.
136   accounts known to the PRIMARY auth plugin are yet in use by other software.
138   her existance in DokuWiki only.
142   user manager is supposed to manage DokuWiki users in the first place. Thus,
159 So to summarize which auth plugins are involved in which method calls:
189 - login names and passwords would come from authplain, ie. stored in the
192 - users would be created in both authplain and authmysql, modified in one or
193   both (depending on the information being modified) but deleted in authmysql
195 - groups would be created in authmysql.
198 would you want to store users in a DokuWiki-specific textfile and put additional
199 information in a MySQL database...
215 on how to install plugins in DokuWiki.
232   accounts for any users that exist in the PRIMARY auth plugin, but are yet
233   unknown in the SECONDARY auth plugin. If disabled, users will either have to
237   meant to aid in troubleshooting its operation. This setting should not be
238   enabled in productive setups.
260 This plugin is based on ideas in the "ggauth" auth backend by Grant Gardner