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It did it thanks !

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I think I need to put a warning up for this config option. Thanks for keeping abreast of your issues.

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there's not an admin.php in the root, it's all in the subfolder. you can't access the admin pages from the sidebar?

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nope :

there is some chances that it's linked to my next issue #47 : /var/www/login (None could be negotiated)

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That picture in 47 looks like you don't have use_auth set in your config

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in which file / page the use_auth must be set ?

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config/ampache.cfg.php

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nothing comparing to all your work ! Thanks for maintaining this cool project.

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@lachlan-00 Last I looked at the code, there appeared to be some logic that would show a login button at the top of the page when the current user was logged in. Looks like that code was broken at some point, because I could never get it to show. But sometimes I can login as admin by manually navigating to the login page when use_auth was off. Though for whatever reason it wouldn't always work.

Ideally you should still be able to login, even when use_auth is off.

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I've put a little lock to notify that admin is disabled. (disabled with simple_user_mode in the conf)

The login thing is related to getting the globals for user here, i think because default level is 5 and this is looking at less than it's never going to show up. putting <= in there now

    public static function is_registered()
    {
        if (!Core::get_global('user')->id) {
            return false;
        }

        if (!AmpConfig::get('use_auth') && Core::get_global('user')->access < 5) {
            return false;
        }

        return true;
    }

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reverted the is_registered change.

the use_auth issue will eventually get solved but it's a bit too convoluted for now.

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