I have been trying http://mymachine:98 but it just times out. Is there
something I need to setup to allow linuxconf to answer http queries? I
noticed in the (sparse) documentation that it should add a line to
/etc/inetd.conf, but it hasn't....
any suggestions?
Graham...
Randy Carpenter wrote:
>
> > > ok... I have RH5.1 installed, and linuxconf is great. BUT, how do I
> > > *disallow* root form being able to login via the web? It kinda defeats
> >
> > What do you mean via the web? Telnet, HTML page, ftp, ????
>
> Uhhh..... http://yourmachine:98 I take it you havent used linuxconf..
>
> login as root, change what you like. I would rather have it setup to use
> a differnt, unknown username/passwd to access this....
>
> > > the purpose of having no remote root logins, if someone can get in via the
> > > web, with only the root password, and change all my stuff....
> > >
> > > This, in my opinion, should be *default* Also, the http linuxconf should
> > > also be a *secure* web server...
> >
> > The only way I know root can logon directly is at the physical
> > termunal. Telnet requires su - root.
>
> Not exactly login, but full root priv's to change stuff..
>
> -Randy
>
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