On 2022-11-02 10:29, Davide F. wrote:
Hello,
Did you manage to make it work ?
Best,
On Thu, 27 Oct 2022 at 17:54 sruckh--- via Bacula-users
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On 2022-10-26 23:11, Davide F. wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for your feedback
First of all, I have two questions
* Just curious, why are you not using built-in authentication but HTTP
Basic authentication instead ?
* Which OS are you running Debian, Ubuntu, etc ?
Regarding the issue you're facing (403 permission denied).
As mentioned in latest documentation, please make sure Lighttpd
configuration is using Bacula-Web public sub-folder as a "root folder"
Assuming you've installed Bacula-Web in /var/www/html/bacula-web,
configure it like below
server.document-root = "/var/www/html/bacula-web/public/"
This is where I see a difference in the older version (v 8.4.4) I was
running and the current version (thanks for pointing that out). There
is no "public" sub-directory with the 8.4.4 version. As mentioned, I
do not have a virtual host configuration for bacula-web and would not
set my document root as suggested above, because I have several web
apps in my document-root directory. So, I access all my apps using
https://top.level.domain/some-directory, including the working 8.4.4
version of bacula-web. I would use
https://top.level.domain/bacula-web/ . I did not notice you have
changed the directory structure until you pointed it out. I can try
making a virtual host configuration to see if that makes a difference,
but this change, which I am not even sure I entirely understand, since
you are putting files outside of document root, is most likely the
reason for my error. _______________________________________________
Sorry, I have not had time to mess around with it. I will certainly post
here if I get it to work by setting up a custom configuration.
As far as authentication goes, I think I just assumed the current
setting I am using was for no authentication, meaning any user with the
URL could access the page. Which is desired. I assumed the other
authentication meant there would have to be some type of
username/password to access the page._______________________________________________
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