Closed rybesh closed 1 year ago
There is a code generated and stored in owner.json, or sometimes specified in config and stored elsewhere, that is the code you want to specify as the identity of the single administrator.
I would like to add the example that is missing. Where were you looking? I tried: https://github.com/fedwiki/wiki-security-friends
We have made good documentation difficult by offering many options to a site operator. There is a docker image floating around that configures owners in a somewhat unusual way. By chance are you using that image?
I was looking at http://fedwiki.org/view/admin-user
I'm not using a docker image.
Here's my setup:
$ cat ~/.wiki/config.json
{
"security_type": "friends",
"cookieSecret": "[REDACTED COOKIE SECRET]",
"session_duration": 365
}
$ cat ~/.wiki/status/owner.json
{
"name": "Ryan Shaw",
"friend": {
"secret": "[REDACTED SECRET]"
}
}
The example at http://fedwiki.org/view/admin-user says to add to config.json
the following:
"admin": {"google": "1234xxxxxxxxxx"},
I'm unclear whether the friends
equivalent would be:
"admin": "[REDACTED SECRET]",
or
"admin": {"secret": "[REDACTED SECRET]"},
or
"admin": {"friend": {"secret": "[REDACTED SECRET]"}},
or
"admin": {"friends": {"secret": "[REDACTED SECRET]"}},
or some other variation I haven't thought of yet.
Part of the problem may be that I don't know how to test whether I am successfully logging in as an admin.
I regret that I am unsure of the answer because I am not sure what path this information takes through the code. I believe you want the config file equivalent of the command line parameter --admin 098034982034
I will consult other developers to see if I can come up with a more definitive answer and make sure it is well documented. Many of our user/administrators write about what has worked for them and that is the case for the page you cite. It is also the case for me above because I just looked at the one site I have that uses friends without a full understanding of what is possible.
We should be able to do better than this.
I have determined experimentally that the correct config format would be:
"admin": "[REDACTED SECRET]",
I am running a local fedwiki with "security_type": "friends" in my config.json.
I would like to make myself admin so that I can install plugins. How do I do that? “The admin value would depend on how individuals are identified by the security module in use,” but no example is given for "security_type": "friends".