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Null
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============== ===== ========
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Authentication Users Password
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============== ===== ========
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✔ ✔ ✔
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============== ===== ========
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Presentation
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LL::NG Null backend is a transparent backend:
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- Authentication: will create session without prompting any credentials
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(but will register client IP and creation date)
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- Users: will not collect any data (but you can still register
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environment variables in session)
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- Password: will not change any password
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You can use Null backend to bypass some authentication process steps.
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Configuration
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In Manager, go in ``General Parameters`` > ``Authentication modules``
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and choose Null for authentication, users or password module.
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Then, go in ``Null parameters``:
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- **Authentication level**: authentication level for this module.
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