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So I reverted my local.php to the original one and I can access the console again. Then I went to the Extension Manager > Installed plugins > Active Directory Auth Plugin via the admin console. I already enabled it but I still see "This auth plugin is not enabled in configuration, consider disabling it."

So I reverted my local.php to the original one and I can access the console again. Then I went to the Extension Manager > Installed plugins > Active Directory Auth Plugin via the admin console. I already enabled it but I still see "This auth plugin is not enabled in configuration, consider disabling it."

That sounds right, cziehr.  My images are being exported from my image software with uppercase letters and sometimes whitespaces.  I can change that. Thank you! --Scott

That sounds right, cziehr.  My images are being exported from my image software with uppercase letters and sometimes whitespaces.  I can change that. Thank you! --Scott

Thanks, Andi!

Thanks, Andi!

OK, so I don't understand how you did it, but never mind:  it works, and it does the job for now. So many thanks again, and good night.

OK, so I don't understand how you did it, but never mind:  it works, and it does the job for now. So many thanks again, and good night.

Each line needs a semicolon, fortunately I have done enough php to know that what you are doing is executing those settings as code and the missing semicolon made php fail(*). Please don't worry, it is not executed as code. But it is not possible ... [More] (or I don't know how to do it) to create an unlimited set of key value pairs in the DokuWiki config UI. So I decided to use a text field and parse it's contents. So I had to choose a format. I decided to choose username="language";. You can have but don't need a linebreak between subsequent entries. So both this examples should work: Example A: UserA="de"; UserB="fr"; Example B: UserA="de";UserB="fr"; The bottom line is: it's no code that is executed, no security risk. The ; just serves as a separator. P.S.: I am open for suggestions if someone has an idea for a better format. It just needs to be easily parseable via a regular expression. [Less]

Each line needs a semicolon, fortunately I have done enough php to know that what you are doing is executing those settings as code and the missing semicolon made php fail(*). Please don't worry, it is not executed as code. But it is not possible ... [More] (or I don't know how to do it) to create an unlimited set of key value pairs in the DokuWiki config UI. So I decided to use a text field and parse it's contents. So I had to choose a format. I decided to choose username="language";. You can have but don't need a linebreak between subsequent entries. So both this examples should work: Example A: UserA="de"; UserB="fr"; Example B: UserA="de";UserB="fr"; The bottom line is: it's no code that is executed, no security risk. The ; just serves as a separator. P.S.: I am open for suggestions if someone has an idea for a better format. It just needs to be easily parseable via a regular expression. [Less]