From: <DJo...@ga...> - 2003-01-30 07:59:31
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Jamie wrote: >> I tried both: First I tried a login as root ... failed. The I have cloned >> root to user admin... failed. >> How can I check that RPC-Calls are accepted for root? >On the remote server, go to the Webmin Users module and click on >Global ACL next to 'root' or 'admin' .. the 'Can accept RPC calls?' >field should be set to 'Yes'. > >The 1.060 release (due out soon) will provide more information in the >Server Status: line indicating exactly what went wrong.. It was set to yes. Are there any logfiles that can be checked? regards Detlef Jockheck -- ########################## # adp Gauselmann GmbH # IT-Support # Detlef Jockheck # djo...@ga... ########################## |
From: Jamie C. <jca...@we...> - 2003-01-30 23:15:24
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DJo...@ga... wrote: > Jamie wrote: > >>>I tried both: First I tried a login as root ... failed. The I have >> > cloned > >>>root to user admin... failed. >>>How can I check that RPC-Calls are accepted for root? >> > >>On the remote server, go to the Webmin Users module and click on >>Global ACL next to 'root' or 'admin' .. the 'Can accept RPC calls?' >>field should be set to 'Yes'. >> >>The 1.060 release (due out soon) will provide more information in the >>Server Status: line indicating exactly what went wrong.. > > > It was set to yes. Are there any logfiles that can be checked? Try this - on the server editing page, change the 'Make fast RPC calls?' field to No. Also, check /var/log/messages and /var/webmin/miniserv.error on the remote server for anything that gets logged when you click on the (edit) link .. - Jamie |