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Forgot Username and Forgot Password functionality will not be available.They are still accessible, but invisible. In addition to the Color Theme not being available, the icon font will not be rendered visible, hiding the Search and Hamburger Menu links in the upper-right corner.To fix this, you'll need to give view access to unregistered users on your Color Theme page. Color Themes are pages and thus your current Color Theme won't be accessible for unregistered users who'll get the default Color Theme.You should note that if you 'Prevent unregistered users from viewing all pages' there are currently some limitations: You can find more info in the Extensions page. Make sure you have performed the e-mail configuration on your instance. Check Active fields for user authentication.

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To do this, open the administration interface for the wiki and navigate to the registration section, where you will find several configuration options: Public Wiki with confirmed registration means users are required to register with a valid email address. To find out more please access the Captcha configuration tutorial.

The captcha will not be displayed or even loaded until they click on the comment window to type their message. From a security point of view, you can keep your site open while preventing automated commenting by requiring guests to fill out a captcha before commenting. However comments can be a vector for search engine spam. Often, the most helpful people are unwilling to bother with registration. Letting guests comment on a page creates a more open atmosphere. To have an open wiki where everyone can perform actions like comment or edit, all you have to do is configure the permissions you wish to give to the Guest user, from the Rights administration page, as shown in the following screenshot: Depending on what you intend to use your wiki for, you have several options: you can configure your wiki to be public, so that people can edit and comment without necessary being registered or logged in or you can limit the access only to registered users, by configuring a private wiki. The first thing you may want to do is configure a policy access for your wiki.

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The wiki owner and the superadmin account always have full admin privileges regardless of the rights configured.

For example, when you decide to explicitly allow the view right for 'Group A' on a given page, users that are not members of 'Group A' must have the view right explicitly set on the given page to be able to view it as well.

When a permission is explicitly set for a given group or user at a certain scope (page or wiki) then the other groups and users must also have the right explicitly set as well if they need access.

On the contrary, an explicit denial does not block inheritance for the right denied.

User/Groups with the VIEW right are still inherited if the page has EDIT explicitly set for a User/Group.

Implied permissions like VIEW of the EDIT right are not implicitly denied when EDIT is set.

If the right is applied for the page only, pages below the current page will still inherit the wiki/higher level pages rights.

The scope of the right applied ('Page' or 'Page & Children') affects the implicit denial.

Using this implicit deny behavior is recommended over applying explicit denial. If only 'View' is set to a user/group at this level, all other rights like 'Edit' are still inherited.

When a right has been allowed at a given level, it gets implicitly denied to anyone else at the same level.

When multiple permissions are set at the same wiki/page level, check the priority order of the right in permission type to know if access will be allowed or denied.

Permissions set at a wiki wide level will be overridden by permissions set at a page level, which have priority.

You can create groups of users in order to manage the rights of a category of people more easily.

Thanks to the different levels of control offered by XWiki, it's easy to manage the access to actions like: read, edit, comment etc.

XWiki provides the ability to set wiki wide rights, granular page level rights and the ability to have programmatic rights, in case you need more control.

Setting Rights for a Page and Its Children.

Public Wiki with Confirmed Registration.

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