On Thu, Jun 29, 2006 at 07:54:13PM +1200, Leith Bade wrote:
> I am having problems logging into my D-Link router's configuration page.
> 
> I enter my username and password, after which elinks displays the unknown
> file type dialog.
> 
> If I display the file all it says is "<!-CAS:0003-->Unauthorized". I know it
> is the correct login as lynx and w3m can load the pages OK, but don't
> support JavaScript which is required by the router.
> [...]

The problem could be due to a bug in the ECMAScript, HTTP, TLS,
or authentication code.

To log in, do you use HTTP authentication, i.e., does it open
a dialogue box prompting you for the username and password,
or is there an authentication page?

If the latter, could you provide that page? I expect that there will be
nothing private there, but you should double-check. The former will be
more difficult to debug. Can you go to Tools -> Cache and paste the URIs
and information (via the Info button) on newest entries for your router?

Another nifty tool is the HTTP TRACE request. Enable Setup -> Options
manager -> Protocol -> HTTP -> Activate HTTP TRACE debugging. This will
tell ELinks to use TRACE instead of GET or POST, which tells the router
to send back whatever ELinks sends to it.

What version of ELinks are you using? Which SSL library are you using?

-- 
Miciah Masters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> / <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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