Bill Hudacek writes:
> I've seen the screenshots at the web site, and my opening CGI BackupPC
> screen is a bit less informational. Here's an "ASCII screenshot":
>
> BackupPC Server Status
>
> Currently Running Jobs
> Host Type User Start Time Command PID Xfer PID
> (list here)
>
> Failures that need attention
> Host Type User Last Try Details Error Time Last
> error (other than no ping)
> (thankfully, this is empty)
>
> Note that the opening section is missing, showing process ID, and some
> useful information about next jobs, pool information, etc.
>
> I'm tempted to ignore it except for the fact that it might be a sign of
> something wrong that could be more serious. Permissions, perhaps?
Yes - it's likely that it thinks you are a regular user rather than
admin. Only admins get the complete information. See the setting
for $Conf{CgiAdminUsers}. And maybe your apache authentication is
not set correctly to deliver the user name to the CGI script.
Craig
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