On Tue, 2006-01-03 at 03:05, Jamie Myers wrote:
> Les,
> Thanks for your help.. Looking in the error log helped fix a problem that
> I suspected I was having with the UI. I have got authentication happening,
> but the UI still shows no hosts, even when it is defiantly backing up hosts.
> I have tried logging in a root and as backuppc and it gives the same
> result... Who should I be logging in as? I have set it up to require log in
> on the cgi-bin directory... This should be sufficient?
You need to log in as a user specified in
$Conf{CgiAdminUsers} (a space separated list), or in the unix
groups listed in
$Conf{CgiAdminUserGroup}
Otherwise you only see the hosts where you are listed in the
hosts file as the owner of certain machines.
If you have other cgi-bin files with different requirements
you may want to use:
<FILES "BackupPC_Admin">
AuthType Basic
AuthName "BackupPC"
require valid-user
</FILES>
inside of your cgi dirctory specification so the authentication
only applies to the one file.
--
Les Mikesell
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