Hi Nicolas,
You have three choices (I am also an OpenBSD user, so I tried all): -Install OSSEC inside /var/www (like /var/www/ossec), so that the chrooted apache will be able to access it (best way). -Disable chroot on apache by starting it with the -U option (easiest way). -Re-configure apache to chroot to /var instead of /var/www (lot of work). Hope it helps. -- Daniel B. Cid dcid ( at ) ossec.net On 1/19/07, Blot Nicolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all, I just discovered OSSEC and his WebUi but I'm having troubles with webui. I run Ossec server and webui on an OpenBSD 4.0 plateform (i386). I followed installation instruction for Ossec and Webui, ossec runs perfectly, my agents to but the webui doesn't work. I explain: When I tried to access the webui by typing: http://myserver I get the apache page... I tried to type http://myserver/webui/ but I get the directory listed. When I try to go directly to the main.php or index.php, my browser (FF2) is displaying the page source. I know that the apache server on OpenBSD is by default chrooted. I was wondering what I should do to resolve my problem, because despite my searches, I didn't found anything. Many thanks for your help. Regards, Nicolas.
