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Originally Posted by mariosipad
null/null as in <empty>/<empty> ?
Edit:
I tried it using private browsing sessions to make sure the username/password is not in the browser cache and I could not log in without giving the proper credentials.
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Yes...as in empty/empty. I've also tested to see if it's in cache. It is if I don't close my browser ( firefox ) but I've set firefox to flush cache on close so when I restart
I'm presented with the login panel again. If I then simply press enter without user/password it logs in. Oh, and yes, all open browser session are closed to ensure the
flush.
I don't think there's much I can do if it's in cache.
What puzzles me is that I'm "reasonably sure" that I tested this a few days ago and
everything worked as expected. I'll be going over any changes I may have made later today. I can't recall anything offhand.
Problem resolved... I was misinterpreting the instructions for basic authentication syntax.
When I changed $config['cops_basic_authentication'] = array('username' => 'username', 'password' => 'password') to include the actual pair ( as per instruction ) it worked...!!