Index: t3lib/config_default.php
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--- t3lib/config_default.php	(revision 6184)
+++ t3lib/config_default.php	(working copy)
@@ -201,9 +201,10 @@
 		'IPmaskList' => '',						// String. Lets you define a list of IP-numbers (with *-wildcards) that are the ONLY ones allowed access to ANY backend activity. On error an error header is sent and the script exits. Works like IP masking for users configurable through TSconfig. See syntax for that (or look up syntax for the function t3lib_div::cmpIP())
 		'lockBeUserToDBmounts' => 1,			// Boolean. If set, the backend user is allowed to work only within his page-mount. It's advisable to leave this on because it makes security easy to manage.
 		'lockSSL' => 0,							// Int. 0,1,2,3: If set (1,2,3), the backend can only be operated from an ssl-encrypted connection (https). Set to 2 you will be redirected to the https admin-url supposed to be the http-url, but with https scheme instead. If set to 3, only the login is forced to SSL, then the user switches back to non-SSL-mode
-		'lockSSLPort' => 0,					// Integer. Use a non-standard HTTPS port for lockSSL. Set this value if you use lockSSL and the HTTPS port of your webserver is not 443.
+		'lockSSLPort' => 0,						// Integer. Use a non-standard HTTPS port for lockSSL. Set this value if you use lockSSL and the HTTPS port of your webserver is not 443.
 		'enabledBeUserIPLock' => 1,				// Boolean. If set, the User/Group TSconfig option 'option.lockToIP' is enabled.
 		'loginSecurityLevel' => '',				// String. Keywords that determines the security level of login to the backend. "normal" means the password from the login form is sent in clear-text, "challenged" means the password is not sent but hashed with some other values, "superchallenged" (default) means the password is first hashed before being hashed with the challenge values again (means the password is stored as a hashed string in the database also), "rsa" uses RSA password encryption (only if the rsaauth extension is installed). DO NOT CHANGE this value manually; without an alternative authentication service it will only prevent logins in TYPO3 since the "superchallenged" method is hardcoded in the default authentication system.
+		'showRefreshLoginPopup' => FALSE,		// Boolean. If set, the Ajax relogin will show a real popup window for relogin after the count down. Some auth services need this as they add custom validation to the login form. If it's not set, the Ajax relogin will show an inline relogin window.
 		'adminOnly' => 0,						// Int. If set (>=1), the only "admin" users can log in to the backend. If "<=-1" then the backend is totally shut down! For maintenance purposes.
 		'disable_exec_function' => 0,			// Boolean. Don't use exec() function (except for ImageMagick which is disabled by [GFX][im]=0). If set, all fileoperations are done by the default PHP-functions. This is nescessary under Windows! On Unix the system commands by exec() can be used, unless this is disabled.
 		'usePHPFileFunctions' => 1,				// Boolean. If set, all fileoperations are done by the default PHP-functions. Default on Unix is using the system commands by exec(). You need to set this flag under safe_mode.