> -----Original Message----- > From: kyle [mailto:kyle@;source.intac.net] > Sent: 11 November 2002 08:49 > To: Aled Treharne > Cc: Andrew Ryan; [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: mon.cgi not remembering login details? > > > Can you send a snippet of your auth.cf and also of your > authtype in your > mon cf file (if you are using shadow/getpwnam/userfile)?
Sure. auth.cf: command section ack: AUTH_ANY checkauth: all clear: AUTH_ANY disable: AUTH_ANY dump: AUTH_ANY enable: AUTH_ANY get: AUTH_ANY list: all loadstate: AUTH_ANY protid: all quit: all reload: AUTH_ANY reset: AUTH_ANY savestate: AUTH_ANY servertime: all set: AUTH_ANY start: AUTH_ANY stop: AUTH_ANY term: AUTH_ANY test: AUTH_ANY version: all trap section * aled 7/M5iqk94w5zw mon.cf: authtype = userfile userfile = /etc/mon/auth.cf (which is, I assume, the bit you wanted) > Also, to rule out your browser or anything not related to > mon, search for > "default_username" and "default_password"(or something similiar to the > two) in mon.cgi and modify it so it defaults to the > "aled" account(remember to change this back once you see the > outcome!). Ok, tried that - has absolutely no effect. Something interesting, I spotted the cookie debug options in mon.cgi and uncommented them. The strings that appear at the top of the webpage are: cookie value is (never changes) encrypt password is (never changes) username is "" decrypt password is "" The last two have the correct values in them when I log in, but *only* for the page following me logging in. Some more fiddling shows that no matter what user/pass I type in, it accepts it for the first page, but then forgets it....WTF?? Cheers, Aled. -- Aled Treharne - Technical Solutions Advisor - Frontier Internet Services Ltd Tel: 029 2082 0000 Fax: 029 2082 0038 http://www.frontier.net.uk Statements made are at all times subject to Frontier's Terms and Conditions of Business, which are available upon request.
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