[isf-wifidog] Auth server setup

[Pascal Leclerc]

It's a really bad security protection (my fault). It work in Redhat but
not in Debian (because of the way ls output informations). I'm currently
updating the script to follow the last changes the others developers did
last week and I will put a better security authentication.

To continue with your installation you can edit install.php to bypass the
bad validation:

On line 45 you can see : $auth = false;

Replace "false" by "true" : $auth = true;

Don't forget to put "false" after, rename the file or put authenticationon
it (htaccess) to disallow anybody to use it.

If you need more help, ask and I will help you

   Pascal

> I'm in the process of setting up the auth server, but on step one it
> says to
>
>
>
> Security : For now, a really simple password protection is in place. To
> find the password type this in command line :
>
>   ls -ld /var/www/wifidog/wifidog | awk '{print $6$7$8}'
>
>
>
>   (No username needed)
>
> When you are ready click next
>
>
>
> when I click next it brings up a login
>
>
>
> I leave the username blank and type in the password
> (2005-09-0810:39/var/www/wifidog)
>
> and nothing.
>
> I've tried a lot of different combinations, recreating the folders and
> using the new info, and nothing
>
> seems to work.
>
> Has anyone ran into this?  Is there a quick way around it?  Am I doing
> something wrong?
>
>
>
> Auth ver. 1.0.0_m1
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> on debian
>
>
> Thanks for any help,
>
>
>
> Dan Holton
> IT Administrator
>
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