Updating http-authentication For WordPress 2.0
A couple of people have asked me about updating the http-authentication plugin for WordPress 2.0. I’ve made a first pass at updating it, thanks to Dustin Brewer who provided an initial patch.
Currently this version is in trunk, but I’ll likely tag it as version 1.4 on Monday or Tuesday. In the meantime, you can download a zip from Owen Winkler’s site.
Comments
Comment from Dustin Brewer on
Thanks for updating your great plugin. I know I really appreciate it.
Thank you again.
-Dustin
Comment from Joost Cassee on
Thanks for updating the plugin!
Without intending to be a nag, could you get it to work with the registered-only plugin? You know, the redirect_to problem?
Thanks!
Comment from dwc on
Joost and I solved the problem by upgrading to the latest version of
wp-login.php
from WordPress trunk. If you are using WordPress 2.0 with this plugin and the registered-only plugin, please replace yourwp-login.php
file with:http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk/wp-login.php
When WordPress 2.0.1 is released, there shouldn’t be any conflicts between the two plugins.
Comment from Schuyler Duveen on
Great plugin, which allowed us to setup a wordpress blog in our environment very quickly. I’ve made some extensions to it, which you can see here:
http://www.columbia.edu/~sky/ccnmtl/http-authentication/http-authentication.php
diff at:
http://www.columbia.edu/~sky/ccnmtl/http-authentication/http-authentication.php.diff
This adds some options which accomodate better a situation where the whole blog is protected with authentication, and also adds an auto-registration feature. This has only been tested with WP 2.0.1.
Comment from Sam on
Great plug-in. I plunked it in (1.5-sky) and it worked no problem.
Sam
Comment from alfie on
now it’s working quite well–much obliged!