PDA

View Full Version : So where is the password option?

Golbez
17-03-2003, 18:47
Do you set that now when you start the server and connect using admin? It's not in server.ini anymore... :(
SatanClaus
17-03-2003, 18:51
it's in your web-interface...

http://localhost:14534

login with your admin account and your password and go to server settings...

cu
SatanClaus
Golbez
17-03-2003, 19:08
Ugh, so we are being forced to run the web interface now? I prefer to leave as few holes (ports) open as possible for a few reasons:

1) I run this at work, my company does portscans and mrtg monitoring to make sure we are not doing anything bad, luckily Teamspeak doesnt come up on most normal portscans.

2) hackers, period.

Call me paranoid but I think there should still be an option for not doing the web interface shit. I never really saw the point in that anyway...
Golbez
17-03-2003, 19:15
bah, now I'm running into all those problems everyone else is having with SQL. Damn web interfaces... I was happy with bash and vi to configure this shit. :(
GNU
18-03-2003, 17:15
well you can edit the database by hand, but in real terms yuo have to run the web interface now

i had the same fears as you, so i firewalled the interface port off.

Or you can edit it, and then restart with the web interface off

- i know it sucks, but you can sorta work around it.
woutur
19-03-2003, 17:29
Read manual in FAQ section. [Main Config] chapter.

It will make both of you happy.
guldi
19-03-2003, 17:52
you are happy with "vi" ???
are you 50 years old ? :D

no serious, I prefere text konsole for admin work too (but for sure NOT vi). But the webadmin is a good and fast tool. Doing this in a txt file, would overtax a lot of user (with all the complex right managment now)

(sorry for my stupid answer, but your the first I see who likes vi)
Dr. Fraggle
20-03-2003, 16:20
Originally posted by Golbez
Ugh, so we are being forced to run the web interface now? I prefer to leave as few holes (ports) open as possible for a few reasons:

1) I run this at work, my company does portscans and mrtg monitoring to make sure we are not doing anything bad, luckily Teamspeak doesnt come up on most normal portscans.

2) hackers, period.

Call me paranoid but I think there should still be an option for not doing the web interface shit. I never really saw the point in that anyway... Why don't you acces the web interface via lynx directly on the linux machine?? You don't have to open the port for the outside world then!

P.S.: vi is the greatest editor ever!!! You just have to know how to use it :)
GNU
20-03-2003, 23:33
yea, it just takes a bit of setting up.

p.s: midnight commander rules for editing.
Lethe
21-03-2003, 00:42
VI sometimes may be the only thing that works if a system is 'iraqed', but until then :D use:

pico

Short, sharp and sweet.

VI is painful to learn when learning other stuff.

Nick
guldi
21-03-2003, 12:45
I have found "joe" helpful if no Xserv is available. Otherwise I use nedit.