[arm-allstar] Allmon and password issue.

[Doug Crompton]

James,

 There are two password logins. One to the manager which is between the
inin file and the manager as defined in the setup and the other to allow
login to the web page which allows control.

The question is does the manager login - can you see your node on the
screen but you are just not able to login to see the admin controls?

The web page login is control by the .htpasswd that is in the
/srv/http/allmon2 directory. You set the username and password in the
script you run.

Make sure you are in the /srv/http/allmon2 directory. To clear things out
type  rm .htpasswd   to delete any file that is there.

htpasswd ­cd .htpasswd <userID>

Replace userid with JUST admin not the <> before and after. Of course you
can select any name you want it does not have to be admin.

It will then ask for your PW.

This does work. There is no problem in the new code and no changes in the
code. I suspect you may have typed something wrong or you are not in the
right directory when you do  htpasswd



*73 Doug*

*WA3DSP*

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On Wed, Feb 15, 2017 at 9:53 PM, "James V Freetage via arm-allstar" <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> I've built a portable node to use while traveling.  Under the 1.03 release
> I could use my cell phone to connect and disconnect nodes using allmon.
> I've gone through all the steps outlined to set up the allmon page, which
> comes up, shows all the proper information, but will not let me log in!!!
>
> Is there a file or someplace I can check in the 1.5 release that will show
> me the proper login information?  Is "admin" not a valid user name?
>
> I've followed the steps from the PDF for setting up the allmon, yet it
> still will not let me log in.
>
> Thanks!!!
>
> James
> W8JVF
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