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<h1>Tiki Permission Check</h1>
<h3>Security Problems?</h3>
<h4>create new_htaccess</h4>
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	A template for your <span class="truetype">permissioncheck/.htaccess</span>
	is created each time you view this page. It should already be there now:
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 <div>&nbsp;</div>
 <table class="truetype"><tr><?php
		require 'functions.inc.php';
		$filename = 'new_htaccess';
		prepare_htaccess_password_protection($filename);
		//$username = get_ownership_username($filename);
		//$groupname = get_ownership_groupname($filename);
		//$perms_oct = get_perms_octal($filename);
		//$perms_asc = get_perms_ascii($filename);
		get_perm_data($filename, $username, $groupname, $perms_asc, $perms_oct);

		echo '<td>' . $username . '</td><td>' . $groupname. '</td><td>' .$perms_asc . '</td>';
		echo '<td>' . $perms_oct . '</td><td>permissioncheck/' . $filename .'</td>';

	?>
</tr>
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 <p class="block">
	To use password protection for Tiki Permission Check create a
	<span class="truetype">permissioncheck/.htpasswd</span> with
	your username and encrypted password. The default file has got
	a preconfigured user <span class="truetype">foo</span> with
	password <span class="truetype">bar</span>. Don't lock yourself
	out. If you are sure your user/password settings work, copy
	the new file <span class="truetype">permissioncheck/new_htpasswd</span>
	to <span class="truetype">permissioncheck/.htpasswd</span> and
	password protection should be enabled immediately if your
	webserver is configured to do so. Don't forget to reduce permissions
	of <span class="truetype">permissioncheck/.htpasswd</span> to 444 read
	only (or even more restrictive, but you may lock yourself out).
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 <p><a href="./">permissioncheck</a></p>
 <p class="block">
	Enjoy <a href="https://tiki.org/" target="_blank">Tiki</a> and
	<a href="https://tiki.org/tiki-register.php" target="_blank">join the community</a>!
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