No left page in phpDHCPadmin 0.9 and 0.9.1b

[Peter Okupski]

Hi
This what i can see after login in with admin/blankpass.
MySQL database is imported, apache+php+mysql is working.
[IMG]http://img504.imageshack.us/img504/5107/dhcpadminil2.jpg[/IMG]
Here is my sys info:
Debian 4.0
PHP 5.2.6
Apache 2.
Mysql 5.0.26
I have tried in firefox 3.0 and in IE 6.0 and no luck, the admin page/left MENU doesnt seem to show up.
If anybody know what might be the case please let me know.

Peter

[Spiffturk]

After sifting through the code, the problem is EncodeAuthToken() in class.encryption.php. Well, sort of. I guess more accurately, the problem is a blank password. EncodeAuthToken returns -1 if any of its inputs are blank (including the initial admin password). Instead of rewriting code, I just did this from mysql:

delete from auth_users;
INSERT INTO auth_users (username, password, level, group, reset, owner) VALUES ('admin', sha1( 'admin' ), 'admin', 'admin', 'TRUE', 'admin');

That sets the default admin password to 'admin' and that should get you logged in.

--
Will

[jas]

I think I know what the problem is. You will need to manually edit the user you are authenticating and add a valid access level... I will address this in the .sql installation file in the next release. Below is an example using mysql.

%> mysql -u root -p
Enter password:
%> use phpDHCPAdmin;
%> INSERT INTO auth_users (username, password, level, group, owner) VALUES ('admin', sha1( '' ), 'admin', 'admin', 'admin');

My apologies. It seems in my testing I over looked this. The installation file in the setup directory for the phpDHCPAdmin-0.9.1-beta release addresses this as well.

Let me know if you encounter anything else.
Jas

[jas]

Actually run this one instead... this way it will prompt you to reset the initial admin user password on first log on.

%> INSERT INTO auth_users (username, password, level, group, reset, owner) VALUES ('admin', sha1( '' ), 'admin', 'admin', 'TRUE', 'admin');

With this command it will allow you log in as the user 'admin' with no password and you can then create users, groups, subnets, hosts, groups etc. etc.

[tim ng]

After I login to phpDHCPadmin.The admin page/left MENU does not seem to show up.How to resolve this problem
thanks.

[Wayne Workman]

I've experienced this exact problem - I figured out that it was the checks for blank fields that was preventing authentication. I wish I had found this thread sooner.

Here's what I did to set the admin password to 'admin'

mysql
use phpDHCPAdmin;
update auth_users set password = 'd033e22ae348aeb5660fc2140aec35850c4da997' where username = 'admin';

I don't understand why this issue hasn't been resolved by simply making the default password something other than blank...