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[OzzModz] ACP Authentication
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https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2015/01/1.png This is a small mod that will allow admins to set up htaccess login for their ACP, without file edits, or cpanel. It is a simple installation, just import the product XML, ozzmodz_secure_acp You can edit the options under the settings, [OzzModz] ACP Authentication Settings Once you set up the options, you can then share the username and password with all your members that are allowed to access the ACP. Note: If you forget the username or the password, or have a problem logging in, just add the following to the includes/config.php right below the <?php tag : PHP Code:
Note: If you have never edited your includes/config.php before, please read this first, Editing Your config.php File First screenshot is what the log in box looks like. Second screenshot is what the settings look like. Third screenshot is what the error message looks like if the users presses cancel. Complete Feature List
Frequently Asked Questions. Q. Why do I need this mod? A. This just adds a extra layer of security to your ACP, by asking for a additional username and password, in order to log in to it. Sure you can do this with file edits or in cpanel, but why bother, this makes it simple. Q. Why did you make this mod? A. It was something I was doing by editing the admincp/index.php file, but I would always forget to make the changes when I updated the site. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you like this mod please hit the https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2015/08/1.png button to the right ----> Please remember to click the, https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2015/08/2.png button to the right if you installed the mod ----> What does 'Marking As Installed' do ? * It helps you to stay on top of updates - members who have installed modifications will be notified whenever new updates are available. * For security issues - vbulletin.org will contact all members who have installed a modification whenever a security issue is brought to their attention. * Marking a modification as installed also helps me know how many people are using my work, giving me extra incentive to provide more features and new modifications. I appreciate the support! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- v1.0.0 Initial release. (6-29-14) |
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This worked perfectly, thanks a lot ozzy! Very easy adding another layer of security to the site :)
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Glad you like it, and thanks for marking as installed. :)
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Just to ask, this is another layer of security beside .htaccess? So we could set two additional passwords, one with your mod and one with .htaccess?
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I have not tried that yet, not sure how it would work. Perhaps you can try it out and let us know. :)
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Very nice Ozzy. This is a nice mod in addition to your ACP IP verification mod. Thanks.
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Thanks, glad you like it, and thanks for marking as installed. :)
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Warning: Illegal string offset 'do' in ..../includes/functions_online.php on line 516 |
Where are you seeing that error?
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Yeah that is not from this mod, I have noticed it occasionally, but have not been able to track it down, as it appears sporadically.
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Worked good on a 4.2.0 test system by itself
but when combining with the regular apache .htaccess file it got hung in a loop when entering a bad password The Apache error log kept logging this repeatedly: authentication failure for ".../admincp/options.php": Password Mismatch, referer: http://.../admincp/options.php?do=dooption |
Yeah I kinda figured it would not work with regular htaccess. Thanks for testing it out. :)
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Very nice Ozzy thanks for this
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This makes things easy! Nice work Ozzy! I hate setting up htaccess passwords.
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It wants my new PW every 5 seconds. Followed the guidelines to a T.
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Thanks as always, Ozzy |
Well, I managed to do that by myself, so I'll consider the entire process a victory.
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So you decided to do the protection without the mod?
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Right, the mod is off, but you are still using the other .htaccess protection you had in place instead of the mod.
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yes. cheerz
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So what way are you doing the authentication?
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How to Give access for few items only at ACP? Is there a way to allow Super Moderators to manage only the USERS and its sub menu under ACP? Thanks in advance. |
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Thanks for the response.
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hey ozzy any chance you can make this individual so each admin can put there own password for this ???
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Thanks for the response.
I tried with Admin privileges, but it is allowing for everything but not allowing to edit the user profile. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...ermissions.jpg |
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It would be possible, even without an extra login like this nice, awesome mod (*hint hint*). Have seen this in an old CMS where Administrators had 2 passwords, one for the frontend and one for backend. So theory is, to add another password field in the db (can be NULL or '' or something for non-admins) and change the login-function to check if user wants to login to ModCP/AdminCP, if yes use the second password field for authentication. This password could be changed in the UserCP (only displayed for Mods/Admins). Thanks. |
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You need to create new usergroup. This usergroup should have admin privileges set to yes, i.e. like you made new type of admins. After that, when you promote someone into this usergroup, give it only access to certain areas of ACP. Some areas goes by default, but many don't. I didn't meant to suggest that you edit permissions already allowed to supermoderators. Also, there's permission for making certain usergroup supermoderator usergroup. In same group of permissions you make admin's usergroup. Actually, in that group of permissions there are only these two options. |
If i've lost the password, where can i find it in the ftp? thanks
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Note: If you forget the username or the password, or have a problem logging in, just add the following to the includes/config.php right below the <?php tag :
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Note: If you have never edited your includes/config.php before, please read this first, Editing Your config.php File |
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Then it is not from this mod, you must have some other authentication going on.
But you can check the setting table, the settings, ozzmodz_secure_acp_username and ozzmodz_secure_acp_password |
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at the top of config is says this Code:
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Well yeah, the two // means that line is commented out, thus not disabling your mods. :)
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