concrete5 beginner query access/login
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apologies for the basic level of the question, but what is the process on a site developed with concrete5 to edit a specific page, e.g. is there just a login page on the site itself and username/password to login to edit the page, and where in the config of the system would you be able to find that specific path to login to the site to edit it?
And also where within the security config could you see which accounts have been setup to allow them to login to edit pages etc, and any minimum requirements which have been set specific to password complexity/expirty etc.
And also where within the security config could you see which accounts have been setup to allow them to login to edit pages etc, and any minimum requirements which have been set specific to password complexity/expirty etc.
are the actual list of users who have an account to login to the site stored in the sites actual MySQL database, or are they elsewhere? I'm just wondering what they authenticate against when the login to your site?
Yes, they are in the database in the table named Users.
The passwords are not saved though, only password hash values are saved for security reasons.
The passwords are not saved though, only password hash values are saved for security reasons.
To log in, you go to yoursite.com/index.php/login
Once logged in, and provided you have the necessary permissions, you will see a sidebar on the right. Near the top, click on members and you will go to the members' page where you can see a list of all your users.
If you log in as the superuser also known as the admin (username admin) you have all permissions and can do anything.
For any other user, permissions can be set but that's a complicated topic as permissions can be set at the user or user group level. They can be a task or access permissions...