• Securing Etherpad admin with a password

    Date: 2009.12.22 | Category: etherpad

    Etherpad is insecure by default.

    To secure etherpad edit
    /usr/local/etherpad/trunk/etherpad/etc/etherpad.localdev-default.properties
    Add the line (if it doesn’t already exist – it exists by default)
    etherpad.adminPass = password
    Replace password with your password
    Edit the line
    etherpad.isProduction = false
    To read
    etherpad.isProduction = true
    Save the file and restart etherpad.

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