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Create an authenticated page
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Connect to "SUMO Control Panel", go to URL:
http://<your_server_IP>/sumo/
or
http://localhost/sumo/
(if you can access to local network)
Remember to specify https protocol if use it.
If you can't view a Login page but receive a "SUMO Error" or a blank page
see Startup errors guide.
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(Only if you use multiple SUMO Servers) Add a "Node" to enable external connections, see here
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Find a page that you whant to protect, for example:
<your_webserver_document_root>/your_page.php
if your webserver document_root is /var/www/:
/var/www/your_page.php
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Find
sumo.php file.
In standard installation on Linux systems you can find it at:
/var/www/sumo/sumo.php
- Add this line of code on top of page that you whant to protect:
<?php
require '../sumo/sumo.php'; # Add this line
... Your PHP code ...
?>
... Your HTML code ...
or specify absolute path:
<?php
require '/var/www/sumo/sumo.php';
... Your PHP code ...
?>
... Your HTML code ...
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Login at Control Panel and click to:
Access Points -> Add Access Points
Insert Access Point/Page informations with correct path to your php page.
In the example access point path is:
/your_page.php
Note: access point path must begin with slash (/).
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