Am Mittwoch, 4. Mai 2005 00:14 schrieb Eric House:
> > You stated that you're worried about your kids sniffing the wire
> > for your webconf password when you admin your leaf box?
> >
> > If your kids are already that advanced, trying to one-up them
> > technically is going to be a losing game, they will clean your
> > clock. They have more time than you do and more incentive.
> >
> > I suggest reaching detante some other way.
> >
> :-)
>
> Time and incentive?  The same imbalance applies to college admins
> and students, no?
>
> My kids are not that advanced yet, but they could become so.  But
> perhaps I should have phrased the question without reference to
> them since I'm pretty sure the challenge exists in academic and
> corporate environments where no family strife need be assumed. 
> What if I were an admin wanting to keep unauthorized employees from
> messing with the router without forcing myself to always do admin
> from a restricted set of machines.  Doesn't that require the same
> solution?  Can I set up webconf to be read-only (which would let
> the kids observe how LEAF works), or is weblet the preferred tool
> for that case?

Eric, 
pls follow Nathans advice to get something like webconf as you had 
with weblet and let us know if you still see (security) problems - 
that's what beta versions are for. 
There has been a lot of internal discussions, and work by Nathan, to 
have a minimal webconf behaving like weblet. 
It starts out of the box different to weblet, to response to the 
demands for a web-based configuration, raised since LEAF has started 
once a year, and to give everyone a teaser what's possible - plus it 
adds a basic web-interface for root-user (expert). But as a 
"framework" it shall be as restrictive as weblet has been with the 
minimal setup.

kp



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