Relatively trivial edit, but allows the "remote" auth type to have the same functionality of looking up user access levels from database that the 'http-auth' one does. Useful if you want to have a couple of admin users, but let everyone else in as a global reader only.

-- Nathan

diff --git a/html/includes/authentication/remote.inc.php b/html/includes/authentication/remote.inc.php index 55f9a332..85a2e690 100644 --- a/html/includes/authentication/remote.inc.php +++ b/html/includes/authentication/remote.inc.php @@ -136,6 +136,12 @@ function remote_auth_user_level($username)  {      global $config;

+    //Attempt to look user up in DB, if something found, then return it +    $tmp_level = dbFetchCell("SELECT `level` FROM `users` WHERE `username` = ? AND `type` = ?", [$username, 'mysql']); +    if ( $tmp_level ) { +        return $tmp_level; +    } +      return isset($config['auth_remote_userlevel']) ? $config['auth_remote_userlevel'] : 1;  }