Will phpBB have a seperate "emergency" type login?
The reason I ask this is because that you are hardcoding the admin panel, so should you at least make a seperate login incase a style renders the admin panel or login page inaccessable?
Seperate Login Page
Re: Seperate Login Page
That is a good point, and I'm pretty sure no one has asked it. At this stage in the development by looking at the CVS I just realised that they do use the same login.php. Dosen't that remove the point of not allowing style change to be done to the admin page?
Re: Seperate Login Page
Good question, having a seperate stype for the admin login is simple. I'm hope they'll copy the login templete and change the 2 lines need to add itmastermike707 wrote: Will phpBB have a seperate "emergency" type login?
The reason I ask this is because that you are hardcoding the admin panel, so should you at least make a seperate login incase a style renders the admin panel or login page inaccessable?
Hardcoding it, I don't see the point. If you modified the login file, function/sessions/auth, having access to the admin section isn't going to help. you still have to modify the files to fix it.
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Re: Seperate Login Page
The reason it would be hardcoded would be the same reason that the admin panel would be hardcoded, because it would allow the admin to get into his panel and change the style so that things could be accessed properly. Right?
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opps, forgot my version acts differently.mastermike707 wrote: The reason it would be hardcoded would be the same reason that the admin panel would be hardcoded, because it would allow the admin to get into his panel and change the style so that things could be accessed properly. Right?
Your right it would have to be hardcoded.
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Re: Seperate Login Page
psoTFX recently explained the devs' thinking about this aspect and gave the rationale about the ACP:
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Re: Seperate Login Page
What I said above.
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To be honest I never thought about this while writing the admin authentication code ... however you raise a valid point, so I'll add it to my or someone elses todo list.
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Re: Seperate Login Page
Thank you.