From: Rob F. <ro...@no...> - 2005-10-25 06:53:43
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On Oct 24, 2005, at 8:01 PM, Jerry wrote: > Im hopeing someone can help me out. I have a voyage linux (2.6.8) > Wrap board using thttpd and php and a tweaked version of wifiadmin, > (tweaked by metrix communications (http://metrix.net/metrix/howto/ > metrix-pebble.html)) . I get the login page but connot login with > any passwords that I have used, or what is supposed to be the > default (admin:wifiadmin) This is what happened: I maintain Metrix Pebble and our version of WiFiAdmin. Metrix pebble uses the system password mechanism. On our distribution the default is root/root. > I just deleted the /var/www/wifiadmin folder. I then untarred the > metrix version in www-root folder (/var/www/) so it will answer a > direct http request. so far so good. the metrix version creates a > password file in /etc/wifiadmin.passwd. I didnt want to give root > permissions to the httpd user in /etc so I edited to place it in / > etc/wifi/wifiadmin.passwd and placed the correct permissions on > the /etc/wifi directory. Hoo boy, that's a bad idea. I would remove that immediately. The Metrix branch of WiFiAdmin is very, very divergent from the main at this stage. It will probably only work properly with our distribution (not really on purpose, but because my time is limited to work on it...) There's about a billion security holes and other problems if you run it on any other distribution. Roll back. Cheers, --Rob |