Hi Karel Kozlik,

My versions are Apache 2.0.46 and PHP 4.3.2.

Thanks, Manoj.

Quoting Karel Kozlik karel@iptel.org:

Hi, in my opinion it is not problem of serweb, but problem of your apache and/or php configuration.

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work only if I hit 5 to 10 times <<<

This is not typical behavior. You should focus to apache and php. Which versions you are using?

Karel

mkumar@mantragroup.com napsal(a):

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Hi All,

I tried installing 0.9.2 and 0.9.4 but both behave in the same way, only if I hit 5 to 10 times on login then one can login and in admin only ACl changes and user preferences are working. Server monitoring and admin privileges are not working. Things which are working will work only if I hit 5 to 10 times on them only. Please help me, I do not know where I am going wrong, I followed all the steps in serweb INSTALL doc.

Thanks, Manoj.

Quoting Karel Kozlik karel@iptel.org:

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Hi, I looked at your web server but it's behaviour is very strange. It sometimes don't reply, sometimes not return whole html page. For example the page http://www.mantragroup.com/serweb/html/admin/users.php is often cut off in the middle.

Try examine your logs. Access and error log of apache and log of php.

Karel

mkumar@mantragroup.com napsal(a):

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Hi Karel Kozlik,

Thanks for the reply. Initially I tried using serweb admin mode but for me only the initial page http://www.mantragroup.com/serweb/html/admin/users.php is displayed from there if I hit on admin privileges or server monitoring or user preferences nothing opens, it still shows the same initial page of admin login.

Thanks, Manoj.

Quoting Karel Kozlik karel@iptel.org:

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Hi, please (CC) the forum in your replies in order to others can read the answers.

To your problem: the correct values to allow change ACL are:

priv_name: acl_control priv_value: int

priv_name: acl_control priv_value: ld

priv_name: acl_control priv_value: local

But you realy do not need to know this!

Instead of changeing values in DB you can simply login to serweb as admin:

• click to tab 'admin privileges'
• click to link 'changes privilges' for user 'admin'
• mark the checkboxes in 'ACL control' area
• click to 'save'

Now you should be able to change ACL of other users.

Karel

mkumar@mantragroup.com napsal(a):

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Hi Karel Kozlik,

I really do not know what are the correct values that must be given under priv_name, for admin I gave is_admin, change_privileges and for giving acl permissions I tried giving local,ld,acl_ld,acl_local but none worked and I still get "You haven't any privileges to control ACL" when I log in to admin, can you please give me syntax which grants acl change privilges to admin. I tried searching on net and doc which came with installation but none helped me. Please spare a minute and help me configure serweb.

Thanks, Manoj.

Quoting Karel Kozlik karel@iptel.org:

> Hi, > that is OK. You can have more admins in serweb. And you can > define privileges for changeing ACL for each admin. To do that, > click to tab 'admin privileges' and select 'change privileges' > for some admin. Here you may define which values of ACL this > admin may change. > > Karel > > mkumar@mantragroup.com napsal(a): > >> Hi All, >> >> I was able to install serweb and login to it both from admin >> and user end. But >> in admin end I have a problem, when I hit on ACL of any user >> that appered when >> I first login as admin, I get a error "You haven't any >> privileges to control >> ACL". In the DataBase I gave the following privileges to admin >> >> username admin >> domain mantragroup.com >> priv_name change_privileges >> priv_value 1 >> >> username admin >> domain mantragroup.com >> priv_name change_privileges >> priv_value 1 >> >> Someone please help me and guide me to inderstand where I am >> going wrong. >> >> Thanks, >> Manoj >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Serusers mailing list >> serusers@lists.iptel.org >> http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers > > > >