Extension:Sudo
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Sudo Release status: stable |
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| Implementation | User identity | ||
| Description | Gives the ability for Sudoers on the wiki to login to other users' accounts. | ||
| Author(s) | Daniel Friesen (Dantmantalk) | ||
| Last version | 0.2.6 (2012-03-11) | ||
| Database changes | no | ||
| License | GPL2+ | ||
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The Sudo extension the ability for Sudoers on the wiki to login to other users' accounts, using Special:Sudo. This may be used for helping users set their own preferences, testing to see if something in the UI is affected by their login, or changing things under their name.
Sudo does log use of sudo to transfer to another user's accounts, however beyond that there is no tracking of what the sudoed user does. Be careful who you give sudo to as it can be abused in the worst of ways.
Installation[edit]
- Download a snapshot and extract it to your extensions directory. Choose the version that matches your version of MediaWiki.
- Add
to the bottom of LocalSettings.php.require_once( "$IP/extensions/Sudo/Sudo.php" );
- Installation can now be verified through Special:Version of your wiki.
Configuration[edit]
The user right "sudo" will have to be set for an existing user group, e.g. "sysop" or preferably for a new user group:
$wgGroupPermissions['sudo']['sudo'] = true; $wgGroupPermissions['sysop']['sudo'] = true;
| This extension was migrated from Daniel Friesen's Wiki-Tools.com and checked into Wikimedia's svn. The original archived extension page can be viewed at http://wiki-tools.com/wiki/Sudo and previous versions and commits to version control can be checked out from the old svn repo there. |