Andrew Ryan writes: > > On Wed, 11 Dec 2002, Ed Ravin wrote: > > I'm playing with using "watch = xxx" in mon.cgi.cf but it seems to > > be an all-or-nothing deal - there doesn't seem to be a way to restrict > > views based on individual users.
> Since no one had really asked for it, I thought I'd add that to mon.cgi > and see if anyone actually used it, at least it could provide some basic > access control. Using separate directories like this, each with their own > mon.cgi.cf file, you could accomplish some neat things with apache > authentication and access control directives, with URL's like this: > http://your.mon.server/customer1/mon.cgi > http://your.mon.server/customer2/mon.cgi The issue is when customer1 tries to use customer2's URL - since Mon is doing the authentication, not mon.cgi, how do we keep customer1 from using his password to view customer2's information? > BTW, there are some patches to mon.cgi needed for the watch keyword to > work as intended. Contact me if you need them. Perhaps the answer is in the patches? Please send them... _______________________________________________ mon mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/mon
