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README.md
1AuthJoomla3 2=========== 3#### DokuWiki plugin to authenticate against a Joomla 3 installation 4 5To make it work: 6 - Download the source from github 7 - Create a folder inside dokuwiki/lib/plugins called authjoomla3 8 - Paste the downloaded source inside authjoomla3 9 - Navigate to your doku wiki config page (doku.php?id=start&do=admin&page=config) 10 - The first thing to do is to go to the Authentication page and change `Authentication backend` with authjoomla3. Do not save yet. 11 - Scroll down to the last row and you should see `Absolute path to a Joomla 3 installation` there you have to specify a valid Joomla 3 installation path 12 - Save and everything should work. 13 14Now a few notes: 15 16 - Since we're using joomla users and group, I left the management to joomla itself, so you cannot add/delete/update users or groups from dokuwiki but instead you want to do it from joomla. 17 - Joomla's `Super Users` and `Administrator` group are locally renamed (means it happens only on dokuwiki) to `admin` in order to make them administrator on DokuWiki without any other change. 18