Inventory/asset tracking and management web application. Allows you to track any kind of asset, with a user-configurable number, type, and name of fields. It can hold multiple asset databases, and has a plugin system and simple authentication and access
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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow Asset Tracker
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Have the same problem like gk3ee and beyou123. What shall i do ? Thanks
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Can you please guide me how to use asset tracker. When i am launching index.php, go to page: main logged in as: No "view assets" permission allowed No "add assets" permission allowed No "modify assets structure" permission allowed. Please guide me how to use it step by step. It's urgent,,
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Thanks for help.After deploying, it shows: go to page: main logged in as: No "view assets" permission allowed No "add assets" permission allowed No "modify assets structure" permission allowed I already modify the following statement:INSERT INTO `users` VALUES (1, 'bogusUserUID', 'bogusUserLastName', 'bogusUserFirstName'); Maybe I forget any steps? Thanks for help.
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Very useful. Thanks.
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Installs and runs fine once you figure out that by "UID" for the initial user defined in the system-setup mysql dump file, the author means your alphanumeric username, not the numeric UID assigned to usernames in a Unix system. Authentication lookups are performed purely from the database and have nothing to do with users who may or may not actually have accounts on the operating system. Judging from the numerous occurence of "No _ permission allowed" error topics in the support history, I'd say a lot of folks are running into this.