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Andrea Venturoli wrote:
> Michael Mohn ha scritto:
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>> I would try a minimal setup of webmin.
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> Thanks. I tried this today, but, even with only the samba module loaded,
> it still has too many features, which I don't want to give to my users.
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Am 08.09.2008 um 21:07 schrieb Andrea Venturoli:
Michael Mohn ha scritto:
I would try a minimal setup of webmin.
Thanks. I tried this today, but, even with only the samba module
loaded, it still has too many features, which I don't want to give
to my users.
I ended up wrapping smbpass
Michael Mohn ha scritto:
I would try a minimal setup of webmin.
Thanks. I tried this today, but, even with only the samba module loaded,
it still has too many features, which I don't want to give to my users.
I ended up wrapping smbpasswd in a cgi script. Ugly and risky, but I
guess it's
Am 03.09.2008 um 11:51 schrieb Andrea Venturoli:
Hello.
Before starting to write such a thing myself, I'm asking whether it
already exists.
What I want is the ability to give a non-technical admin the ability
to change passwords for any user.
This web page will obviusly be protected and
Hello.
Before starting to write such a thing myself, I'm asking whether it
already exists.
What I want is the ability to give a non-technical admin the ability to
change passwords for any user.
This web page will obviusly be protected and only accessible to him.
The thing should be as simpl
