Jeroen Pluimers wrote:
> This is in /var/log/messages however:
>
> Jan 21 13:50:10 ops-1 pam[3207]: unable to dlopen(/lib/security/pam_pwdb.so)
> Jan 21 13:50:10 ops-1 pam[3207]: [dlerror: /lib/security/pam_pwdb.so:
> undefined symbol: pam_get_item]
> Jan 21 13:50:10 ops-1 pam[3207]: adding faulty module:
> /lib/security/pam_pwdb.so
>
> Does this cause the 401 error (I don't have shadow passwords installed, but
> I tried a while ago without success).
Yes, you have problems with your pam system. You don't need shadow
support, but you should try to upgrade your pam packages, or reinstall
them. Get the latest pam packages from redhat (if thats yoor
distribution)
> > Have you checked for messages in the logfile /var/log/htmlaccess, if its
> > not there you can enable it in configure->network->misc->linuxconf
> > netaccess->log access
[snip]
> This is configured so I can access it form both locally and my ISPs.
You should never publish ip-based access information, someone on the
list may try to abuse it (I think linuxconf is quite safe, but you never
know), as long as you get the linuxconf startup screen in the browser
you can be shure that the ipsetup is correct, its not the problem here
:-)
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