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etherpad lite user basic authentication hussle - bloody JSON files

After migrating my server from one account to another, basically setting it up again, I ran into some problems with my etherpad lite installation. Since my first post on this I wanted to add some more users for more control whose group is accessing what pad. But there was always something wrong! My conclusions: use "service etherpad-lite restart" instead of the /admin restart button make sure that apache is running or restart it often enough change the bloody JSON file trough the /admin interface since its telling you about corrupt syntax Last point on the list was my major problem for I forgot to put down some more blanks in order to have the JSON hierarchy. After that was sorted my basic authentication ALMOST worked: dont use "requiresession = true" for it messes up some stuff somehow Now my installation works like a charm with my postgresql database.

etherpad on debian 7 with apache and postgresql

I followed these steps: How to Install Etherpad Lite on Debian Wheezy Basicly: install packages for compiling etc get nodejs set up database get etherpad set it up on localhost create init script for to run as service create user and change folder permissions dry run it with that user create virtual host that forwards the local service And changed/added this at the end: a2ensite domain.tld a2enmod proxy a2enmod proxy_http /etc/init.d/apache2 restart