(I
just tested this)
If you
look at the right side of the screen for creating controlled URLs ( Admin | URLs
| Add URL) you will see the * of a wild card. So, proto should
match protoThis and protoThat. And a blank URL should (and does) match
everything. (In fact, it's there in the note at the bottom: "NOTE: if you leave the
URL field empty then the access is restricted to all ntop pages,
otherwise, this entry matches all the pages begining with the specified
string. ")
What I
don't think you can do is then open up about and it's children to
everyone... without a lot of work.
You
would have to make a source change to create another user, public, meaning no
password prompt.
Or
create a lot of URL security entries...
To
open up the "about" tab, you would need to allow
About*
ntop*
Credit*
home*
You
can probably pull a complete list of simple URLs by greping for ".html" in the
source, but be aware of internally generated URLs like 192.168.1.1.html and
00_00_00_00_00_00.html.
Or,
you could use iptables/ipchains to restrict access to the :3000 (or whatever
port you are using) to a few machines.
-----Burton
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 12:22 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Ntop] Urgent Query
Hi sir,
I am here for disturbing you again(HA HA HA).
Through Ntop there are seven main options "About" , "Admin" ,"Data Rcvd" , "Data Sent" etc.etc.
Now suppose i create a user "A" and i want that this user can only see the Option "About" and its sub options.
So for that what should i do?
