Hi Robert, >>> No, that shouldn't happen. Which GUI page is that and as which user to >>> you try to access it? >>> >> >> The error appears directly after login, it immediately goes to this URL: >> >> https://eti.webtent.net:81/gui/Forbidden403 >> >> I just created another server administrator and the same thing happens >> on login. I am enabling shell access and virtual site management with >> default additional rights. >> > > Bump. This is still happening. Is there any way for a server > administrator account to login?
What I asked above was: Does this happen when you start at the naked URL of the primary login page, which is this: https://eti.webtent.net:81/login Because it sure *will* happen if the URL looks something like this .. https://eti.webtent.net:81/expired/true/target/swupdate/news ... where the path has /expired/true/ in it and a redirect marker for a page to which the extra admin doesn't have access to. In that case the login will succeed, but when redirecting to something like /swupdates/news/ (a page to which the extra-admin doesn't have access to) you *will* see the "Forbidden" notice on the landing page. Please try it again at https://eti.webtent.net:81/login and let me know if the login works as expected or you're again seeing "Forbidden". -- With best regards Michael Stauber _______________________________________________ Blueonyx mailing list Blueonyx@mail.blueonyx.it http://mail.blueonyx.it/mailman/listinfo/blueonyx
