Re: [omd-users] Question RE anonymous thruk access / default_user_name

2017-02-14 Thread Jakob Curdes
Hello all, hello Sven, (I am top-posting as the original post is rather old and most info should be in the new text) we have finally had time to re-test the combination of "default_user_name" and a cookie-based auth for issuing commands only. I think we are pretty near the result and it looks

Re: [omd-users] Question RE anonymous thruk access / default_user_name

2016-12-13 Thread Jakob Curdes
Am 06.12.2016 um 20:00 schrieb Sven Nierlein: Hi, i did implement that once in a customer setup but i cannot remember all details. Basically you need to change the apache config in a way, that everything except /thruk/cgi-bin/cmd.cgi is not protected and free to access. In order to do so you

Re: [omd-users] Question RE anonymous thruk access / default_user_name

2016-12-07 Thread Jakob Curdes
Hello Sven, thank you, the approach sounds sensible and I will try that out and document a working setup. Regards, Jakob Am 06.12.2016 um 20:00 schrieb Sven Nierlein: Hi, i did implement that once in a customer setup but i cannot remember all details. Basically you need to change the apache

Re: [omd-users] Question RE anonymous thruk access / default_user_name

2016-12-06 Thread Sven Nierlein
Hi, i did implement that once in a customer setup but i cannot remember all details. Basically you need to change the apache config in a way, that everything except /thruk/cgi-bin/cmd.cgi is not protected and free to access. In order to do so you need to add an exception to the rewrite block whi

[omd-users] Question RE anonymous thruk access / default_user_name

2016-12-06 Thread Jakob Curdes
Hello, we use an OMD-based system with naemon and thruk for our monitoring and are trying to implement a two level access model: - anonymous access to status information (read-only) - cookie-based access for the rest. This means that apache and thruk must interact to allow access to certain U