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Posted: 26 Sep 2005 06:51
by nyopen
Alex wrote:vad wrote:Hi, Alex
About webtools2 - this thing exist from release 6.1?
Hi
Actually I do not know.
Anyway these features(wtools and webtools) look like unfinished projects.
May be they have been closed or frozen.
"/wtool/html/tools.html" is in the official documentation of the OXE.
regards.
Posted: 26 Sep 2005 09:38
by alex
nyopen wrote:
"/wtool/html/tools.html" is in the official documentation of the OXE.
regards.
Thanks. RTFM
Concerning wtool on some screens I noticed
"?! UH !?! You shouldn't read th !?! UH !?! You shouldn't read this. "
lines which made me think that this feature still under development.
Re:
Posted: 25 Sep 2008 12:49
by Ghuntar_DUP
vad wrote:Hi, Alex
About webtools2 - this thing exist from release 6.1?
I found it in R5.1.2, but the URL is "
http://OXE/wtool/html/tools.html" (not in https, and with root login).
Bye the way, I got a problem with webtools2 and my OXE R8.0.1. After the login, I got 2 lines in the middle of the page :
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No such file or directory in /home/httpd/html/webtools2/php/WebToolsApp/WebToolsApp.php on line 304
No such file or directory in /home/httpd/html/webtools2/php/WebToolsApp/WebToolsApp.php on line 305
And if I try to use the toolbox, ABC-F Link or anything, I get back to the login page
I looked for the 2 lines of the file and it refer to the 2 last lines of the following code :
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if (session_id()!="")
{
// create session for authorise cgi access
$sess_file = "/var/spool/php/sess_cgi_".session_id();/*RA XTScf01550*/
// print "cree ".$sess_file." <br>";
if ($fp = @fopen($sess_file, "w")) {
fwrite($fp, "tag");
fclose($fp);
}
chmod($sess_file, "go-r");
chmod($sess_file, "u+rw");
}
In fact, the /var/spool/php/ directory is empty...
It seems it's a session problem, but why... I know only a very little bit in php...
Re: Easter eggs? Funny stuff...
Posted: 26 Sep 2008 04:34
by Gedeon
Normally, this tools use mtcl account.
But, you MUST change the mtcl password and use a security policy with letters and numbers for your password.
In this case, the access should be OK without modify any configuration or application file.
G.
Re: Easter eggs? Funny stuff...
Posted: 26 Sep 2008 09:49
by Ghuntar_DUP
Gedeon wrote:Normally, this tools use mtcl account.
But, you MUST change the mtcl password and use a security policy with letters and numbers for your password.
In this case, the access should be OK without modify any configuration or application file.
G.
Hmmm, fr the OXE R8, I use the mtcl account and the password has been changed (it's not the default password) but it does not comply with security policy.... I'll see if I can change it (it's more a problem with administration than a technical problem ^^).
Thanks,
Ghuntar.
Re: Easter eggs? Funny stuff...
Posted: 26 Sep 2008 10:02
by Gedeon
I'm not sure, but the length of the mtcl password must be longer than (or minimum) 8 characters.
G.