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From: Rene R. <re...@gr...> - 2003-09-13 15:54:58
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On Sat, 2003-09-13 at 09:56, Robert White wrote: > Well, all I know is that the admin panel absolutely refused to accept the > "admin" default password or any other method I tried, including removing and > re-installing. It still didn't work. > When I stumbled across this peice of code, I changed it to yes, and voila - > it let me in with the "admin" password. > > >From your reply, it makes me scratch my head a little bit why the comment > line in the code says that being set to no means "no admin login accepted > yet"? > That is because the default value is "no". When bobs loads you don't want that set to "yes" since admin would always be logged in. Any password would let you in. And the the same applies to everybody else who has access to your LAN. The comment is sane when you know php classes and sessions and how they work. You took it out of its context and then it doesn't make as much sense. > I understand this is alpha code and a new project. I am very, very > interested in the GUI. I would like to find a backup tool which can do > backups through WAN clients with a GUI interface as well, not just doing > backups from the server to a LAN setup using NFS or SAMBA. You can use rsync (with ssh) to make backups of remote machines. It really comes down to what you need to do. You could setup tunneling and what not and have bobs use that with NFS or SMB. Cheers Rene |