We are tryingto set up site specific pages to allow different groups to view only their specific servers (and limit the tests they see). We also want to prevent them from being able to see the menu options. This is easy for the main pages but when you drill into the monitors the menu reappears. What do we have to add/edit to prevent this behavior. I was able to accomplish this with bbgen by just duplicating the templates folder and editing each of the different header/footer combos.
I've looked at this (and will probably use it) http://www.hswn.dk/hobbiton/2006/06/msg00184.html. However, we're a little concerned about some of the possible bleedthrough for the cgi scripts.
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On Thu, 2007-07-19 at 14:41 -0400, Galen Johnson wrote:
We are tryingto set up site specific pages to allow different groups to view only their specific servers (and limit the tests they see). We also want to prevent them from being able to see the menu options. This is easy for the main pages but when you drill into the monitors the menu reappears. What do we have to add/edit to prevent this behavior. I was able to accomplish this with bbgen by just duplicating the templates folder and editing each of the different header/footer combos.
TO make it so the menus disappear you can create custom headers and footers, just copy your bb_header and bb_footer to "pagename"_header and "pagename"_footer then modify as needed.
Example: in your bb_host file you have a page setup like page UNIX Unix Servers
so your files would be UNIX_header and UNIX_footer
We do this very thing, this way specific user can only see the pages they need to see. Make sure you remove the reference to the menus in the footer file
Trent
I've looked at this (and will probably use it) http://www.hswn.dk/hobbiton/2006/06/msg00184.html. However, we're a little concerned about some of the possible bleedthrough for the cgi scripts.
=G=
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Hello all,
I just installed hobbit successfully and seems working fine. I added few hosts but when I click to green button it comes up with dialog box saying saving or open with bb-hostsvc.sh, I think this seems problem in apache or so can anyone guide me through.
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On Thu, July 19, 2007 15:34, Anil Thapa wrote:
Hello all,
I just installed hobbit successfully and seems working fine. I added few hosts but when I click to green button it comes up with dialog box saying saving or open with bb-hostsvc.sh, I think this seems problem in apache or so can anyone guide me through.
Make sure that _everything_ in the cgi-bin directory including bb-hostsvc.sh is executable by the user that owns the apache (httpd) process. I've been finding that if _any_ file in a cgi-bin aliased directory is not executable, apache will behave as if _none_ of them are, and do what you're seeing.
Thanks for your help.
when I run httpd -X (in debugging mode) everything works fine. However if I run normal httpd start, i get similar message like my post earlier.
what should i do ??
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Hobbit User wrote:
On Thu, July 19, 2007 15:34, Anil Thapa wrote:
Hello all,
I just installed hobbit successfully and seems working fine. I added few hosts but when I click to green button it comes up with dialog box saying saving or open with bb-hostsvc.sh, I think this seems problem in apache or so can anyone guide me through.
Make sure that _everything_ in the cgi-bin directory including bb-hostsvc.sh is executable by the user that owns the apache (httpd) process. I've been finding that if _any_ file in a cgi-bin aliased directory is not executable, apache will behave as if _none_ of them are, and do what you're seeing.
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trent.melcher＠sitel.com