I modified my install to do just that. I added a config option to turn
it on and off.
What are peoles thoughts on it'should it be added as a standard option?
On 5/19/05, Hanfred Eschner <hanfred.eschner(a)gmx.de> wrote:
sorry, if this is somewhere in the manual and I'm
too blind to find, if
this is not the right place to ask (where else?) or my english is too
bad...
I'm a fan of mediawiki software and would like to install it in our
corporate's intranet for all the "knowhows". To keep the inhibition
threshold for editing as low as possible, I would prefer the "anything
goes"-version for user rights with no registration necessary. On the
other hand it might be desirable to identify an author for further
questions about his knowledge.
At present for a non-logged-in-user the local IP-number of the intranet
is shown to "identify" the author, but this dosn't really help, because
it's choosen accidentally from the DHCP-Server. Is there any way to
automatically adopt the login-name of the user for the corporate's
network as identifikation for the wiki-user?
(Learned Algol, Fortran and VBA, maybe successful doing something in PHP
;-)
Any help will be grateful appreciated!
Hanfred