[isf-wifidog] Auth server setup

[Max Horváth]

Well, I'm talking about the auth server.

It's running on a Debian Sarge stable server ...

Apache 2.0.54 prefork (Debian package)
PHP 5.0.5 (compiled because there is no official PHP5 package for Sarge)
eAccelerator 0.9.3 (compiled, too)

it never happened to me before that a PHP script segfaulted.

Cheers, Max!

Am 15.09.2005 um 03:57 schrieb Philippe April:

> If Wifidog segfaults, I really doubt it has to do with Apache + PHP.
>
> Tell me, which firmware are you using?
> Where did you get it?
>
> How did you install wifidog (compiled, installed binary package)?
> Where did you get it?
>
> That'll help a lot :)
>
> Philippe April
> GnuPG http://key.philippeapril.com
>
> On 14-Sep-05, at 5:58 PM, Max Horváth wrote:
>
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I got a huge problem regarding a new installation of wifidog on a  
>> new server.
>>
>> Following setup:
>>
>> Apache 2.0.54
>> PHP 5.0.5
>> PostgreSQL 7.4.7
>>
>> After installing Wifidog I can't access it.
>>
>> The network connection gets reset as soon as I try to access a page.
>>
>> No PHP error gets displayed and also no log in the error log of PHP.
>>
>> Then I found this in the error log of Apache:
>>
>> [Wed Sep 14 21:47:29 2005] [notice] child pid 9755 exit signal  
>> Segmentation fault (11)
>>
>> Anyone has a clue what happened?
>>
>> Thanks and cheers, Max!
>>
>> Am 12.09.2005 um 23:08 schrieb 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
>>>>
>>>> on debian
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Thanks for any help,
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Dan Holton
>>>> IT Administrator
>>>>
>>>> Callahan & Associates, Inc.
>>>> www.CreditUnions.com <BLOCKED::http://www.creditunions.com/>  |
>>>> www.Callahan.com <BLOCKED::http://www.callahan.com/>
>>>> Cooperative Knowledge for the Credit Union Community
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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