Thanks George, Could it be your browser's cache is remembering the previous index.html file? Doesn't seem likely, but a hunch.
In your case, https://astlinux/index.php should redirect to the status.php. Also, if you don't use http, you can configure the base of that at / mnt/kd/altweb/http and that will redirect you to https://astlinux/ status.php. Lonnie On Apr 4, 2008, at 9:52 PM, George Masgras wrote: > This looks really good! I have one question however. I uploaded all > the files from the archive to /mnt/kd/altweb/ then reconfigured > HTTPSDIR="/mnt/kd/altweb" but after restart, if I go to > https://astlinux/ it tries to redirect me to https://astlinux/admin/ > which at this point does not exist. I could only get it to work by > going to https://astlinux/status.php (or any other .php in that > folder) and from there I can get to the rest of the tabs. I'm > probably missing something... > Again congrats on a very well put-together interface! > > George > > > On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 9:48 PM, Lonnie Abelbeck > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Update, >> >> I have another update of my Alternate Web Interface. >> >> I added a "Network" tab that allows 25 of the most popular variables >> to be defined in a gui. >> >> >> Source found here: >> http://lonnie.abelbeck.com/share/altweb.tar.gz >> >> Please let me know if I mishandled any of your favorite variables. >> >> I also automatically set: >> ADNAME="" >> to automatically disable bonjour broadcasts. >> >> I should say a little about the file the Network tab gui creates. >> The gui does not edit your rc.conf file, but rather creates a >> "gui.network.conf" file in your /mnt/kd/rc.conf.d/ directory. >> >> Starting in AstLinux 0.4.X, Kristian added a cool feature. Rather >> than using a single /mnt/kd/rc.conf file, and having to remember to >> update it with new variables as they come along, there is another >> way. >> >> If a /mnt/kd/rc.conf.d/ directory exists, for AstLinux 0.4.X and >> beyond, your system /etc/rc.conf file will be generated by >> concatenating either the /stat/etc/rc.conf (or your /mnt/kd/rc.conf >> file if it exists) with all the *.conf files in the rc.conf.d >> directory. >> >> So, the gui creates a gui.network.conf file in the rc.conf.d >> directory. >> >> If you would like to define a few more variables, or override any >> decisions the gui makes, create a user.conf file in the same >> directory. AstLinux will then concatenate all these files together >> to create the final variable shell script. These are done in >> alphabetical order, so user.conf will be appended to >> gui.network.conf. >> >> If you have suggestions, please speak-up. >> >> Enjoy, >> >> Lonnie >> >> >> >> >> On Apr 2, 2008, at 1:13 PM, Lonnie Abelbeck wrote: >>> Greetings, >>> >>> I made a few additions to my Alternate Web Interface. >>> >>> Source found here: >>> http://lonnie.abelbeck.com/share/altweb.tar.gz >>> >>> Note: No ".htpasswd" file is included, so be sure to click the >>> "System" tab and set the password. >>> >>> The System tab now displays all the defined rc.conf variables and >>> their values. >>> >>> To use, extract the archive files into /mnt/kd/altweb/ directory. >>> (for example) >>> >>> Then set: >>> ##HTTPS Variables >>> HTTPSDIR="/mnt/kd/altweb" >>> >>> Additionally, if you don't use AstLinux's http for anything, you can >>> also set: >>> >>> HTTPDIR="/mnt/kd/altweb/http" >>> >>> this will redirect to a https connection without asking for your >>> password twice. >>> >>> Enjoy, >>> >>> Lonnie >>> >>> # tar xzvf altweb.tar.gz >>> ./ >>> ./status.php >>> ./index.php >>> ./common/ >>> ./common/footer.php >>> ./common/functions.php >>> ./common/header.php >>> ./common/result.php >>> ./common/tabright.gif >>> ./common/tableft.gif >>> ./sysdial.php >>> ./http/ >>> ./http/index.php >>> ./http/favicon.ico >>> ./http/php.ini >>> ./cidname.php >>> ./blacklist.php >>> ./cdrlog.php >>> ./php.ini >>> ./favicon.ico >>> ./system.php >>> >>> >>> On Mar 29, 2008, at 10:39 PM, Lonnie Abelbeck wrote: >>>> Greetings, >>>> >>>> I have made an attempt at an alternate web interface to AstLinux. >>>> >>>> My design goals: >>>> 1) Modular PHP design to easily add/delete tabs for different >>>> applications. The PHP scripts can be used as templates for >>>> additional tabs. >>>> >>>> 2) Most of the interface is Asterisk centric, tied to my dialplan, >>>> but example snippets should make them fairly generic. The >>>> header of >>>> the PHP scripts have snippets of dialplan examples. >>>> >>>> 3) No rc.conf configuration was attempted at this point. >>>> >>>> 4) This is the beginning, not the end, hopefully. >>>> >>>> Sample Sneak Peek Image: >>>> http://lonnie.abelbeck.com/share/altweb.jpg >>>> >>>> Defined Tabs: >>>> 1) Status (status.php) >>>> An at-a-glance status page with system, openvpn, and asterisk >>>> information. The default page. >>>> >>>> 2) Caller*ID (cidname.php) >>>> Add and delete astdb >>>> /cidname/2223334444 "John Doe" >>>> entries. >>>> >>>> 3) Speed Dial (sysdial.php) >>>> Add and delete astdb >>>> /sysdial/49 "SIP/[EMAIL PROTECTED]" >>>> entries. >>>> >>>> My dialplan looks something like this... >>>> exten => _11[01234]X,1,Macro(dial-sysdial,${EXTEN:2:2}) ; DB: >>>> sysdial/ >>>> 00-49 >>>> >>>> 4) Blacklist (blacklist.php) >>>> Add and delete astdb >>>> /blacklist/2223334444 "1" >>>> entries. >>>> >>>> 5) CDR Log (cdrlog.php) >>>> Display cdr_custom.conf Master.csv file. The format must be >>>> defined >>>> properly to work, see the header of cdrlog.php for more info. >>>> >>>> 6) System (system.php) >>>> Change management password, backup /mnt/kd/, reload asterisk and >>>> reboot system. >>>> >>>> Source found here: >>>> http://lonnie.abelbeck.com/share/altweb.tar.gz >>>> >>>> Note: No ".htpasswd" file is included, so be sure to click the >>>> "System" tab and set the password. >> >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> ---- >> This SF.net email is sponsored by the 2008 JavaOne(SM) Conference >> Register now and save $200. Hurry, offer ends at 11:59 p.m., >> Monday, April 7! 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