Ldap Login

Revision 2.2a (2018-09-19)

• Authors: 22decembre, Netcie
• Categories: Plugin
• Tags: ldap, authentication
• Available languages: 14 (see)
• Compatible with: Piwigo releases 2.10, 2.9
• Downloads: 10079

About: Allow to use a LDAP directory to authenticate users on Piwigo.

Changes: Added:
* Custom password reset link via admin/plugin/Ldap login/
* Debug option in configuration menu

Changed:
* Fixed bugs regarding anonymous bind. At wrong location string length control. Now at login function
* Fixed group membership problems with Active Directory (Windows Server 2016)
* Fixed group membership problems with OpenLDAP (phpLDAPadmin 1.2.3)
* in class.ldap.php load_default_pconfig() renamed to load_default_config()


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Social Connect

Revision 2.2.5 (2017-04-21)

• Author: mistic100
• Categories: Plugin
• Tags: social, google, twitter, tumblr, facebook, authentication
• Available languages: 30 (see)
• Compatible with: Piwigo releases 2.10, 2.9, 2.8, 2.7
• Downloads: 33772

About: Provides various ways to sign in your gallery.

Supported services :
Facebook, Google, Instagram, LinkedIn, Tumblr, Twitter, Windows Live, Yahoo, OpenID, Flickr, Steam Community, Wordpress, 500px, Vkontakte.

Each authentication provider needs to be registered first, necessary help is available on the plugin configuration page.

Changes: Fix Facebook authentication

NoPassword

Revision 0.1 (2015-06-13)

• Author: fifreb
• Categories: Plugin
• Tags: authentication, Apache Authentication
• Available languages: 1 (see)
• Compatible with: Piwigo releases 2.10, 2.9, 2.8, 2.7
• Downloads: 2203

About: NoPassword is designed to work conjointly with $conf['apache_authentication']=true.
It will refuse to activate unless you have configured your Piwigo instance with $conf['apache_authentication']=true.

Once activated, the plugin:
- Disables the password fields in the user profile page.
- Disables the password fields in the "Add User" dialog in the "Manager User" admin page.
- Disables the "Change Password" button in the user editor from "Manage User"
- Redirects hits from the Identification page to the index.

This provides a more consistent experience when using Apache authentication.

Changes: Initial release.