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note that the authentication mechanism "file" allows valid htpasswd files

Marco Dickert
2017-07-27 15:06:56 +02:00
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Authentication.md

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To activate the authentication you have to set `auth` to 1 and set a valid value for `auth_source`. To activate the authentication you have to set `auth` to 1 and set a valid value for `auth_source`.
### authentication mechanisms ## authentication mechanisms
Currently there are three supported authentication sources: Currently there are three supported authentication sources:
* inline * inline
* file * file
* ldap * ldap
#### inline ### inline
* syntax: `inline;<USERNAME>:<PASSWORDHASH>` * syntax: `inline;<USERNAME>:<PASSWORDHASH>`
* <PASSWORDHASH> has to be a password hash which was generated by PHPs `password_hash` function. * <PASSWORDHASH> has to be a password hash which was generated by PHPs `password_hash` function.
#### file ### file
* syntax: `file;<PATH_TO_FILE>` * syntax: `file;<PATH_TO_FILE>`
* The file has to be readable and has to contain one line. * The file should be a valid htpasswd file. It can be generated using the [htpasswd](https://github.com/misterunknown/ifm#run-image) utility.
* The syntax in the file is analogue to the "inline" syntax: <USERNAME>:<PASSWORDHASH>
#### ldap ### ldap
* syntax: `ldap;<SERVER>;<ROOTDN>` * syntax: `ldap;<SERVER>;<ROOTDN>`
* <SERVER> has to be the ip or name of the server. You can optional specify the port separated with a colon. * <SERVER> has to be the ip or name of the server. You can optional specify the port separated with a colon.
* <ROOTDN> specifies the rootdn. The IFM prepends "uid=" and the entered username. * <ROOTDN> specifies the rootdn. The IFM prepends "uid=" and the entered username.