From: Jerry <mr...@st...> - 2005-10-25 11:56:22
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Hello! root/root doesnt work either. I cant roll back, that doesnt work either... I guess I dont need wifiadmin, but it sure would be nice. I just dont understand why I would have to reformat to reinstall the thing... :( Thanks Jerryf ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rob Flickenger" <ro...@no...> To: "Jerry" <mr...@te...> Cc: <wif...@li...> Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 1:53 AM Subject: Re: [Wifiadmin-users] Cannot log in to wifiadmin > > 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 > > |