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Process comments on docs by jpmens in issue #13

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Mark Schouten 2015-01-23 15:58:09 +01:00
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* Copy ```includes/config.inc.php-dist``` to ```includes/config.inc.php``` and edit config.inc.php to your needs. * Copy ```includes/config.inc.php-dist``` to ```includes/config.inc.php``` and edit config.inc.php to your needs.
* By default, nsedit writes its user database to ../etc/pdns.users.sqlite3. Be sure that your webserver can create that directory and write to it
* Visit http(s)://<url>/nsedit/ and login with admin/admin (Don't forget to update your password!) * Visit http(s)://<url>/nsedit/ and login with admin/admin (Don't forget to update your password!)
Have fun ;) Have fun ;)

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<?php <?php
$apiuser = ''; # The PowerDNS API username $apiuser = ''; # The PowerDNS API username. Leave empty for authmethod='xapikey' (see AUTHENTICATION)
$apipass = ''; # The PowerDNS API-user password $apipass = ''; # The PowerDNS API-user password or the PowerDNS-API key (see AUTHENTICATION)
$apiip = ''; # The IP of the PowerDNS API $apiip = ''; # The IP of the PowerDNS API
$apiport = '8081'; # The port of the PowerDNS API $apiport = '8081'; # The port of the PowerDNS API
$apisid = 'localhost'; # PowerDNS's :server_id $apisid = 'localhost'; # PowerDNS's :server_id
$allowzoneadd = FALSE; # Allow normal users to add zones $allowzoneadd = FALSE; # Allow normal users to add zones
### AUTHENTICATION ###
# The first versions of the PowerDNS API used the standard webserver password # The first versions of the PowerDNS API used the standard webserver password
# for authentication, newer versions use an X-API-Key mechanism. NSEdit tries # for authentication, newer versions use an X-API-Key mechanism. NSEdit tries
# to autodetect the method you should use, but that does affect performance. # to autodetect the method you should use, but that does affect performance.