Open frankcrawford opened 4 years ago
Hello Frank Crawford.
I have meet a problem which is not noted by any logs: I have installed namedmanage-bind.noarch and namedmanage-www.noarch successfully from YUM, and updated all configure files following the wiki documents step by step.
When I executed this command:
php -q /usr/share/namedmanager/bind/namedmanager_bind_configwriter.php
My shell return as:
Debug: debug | start |
Debug: debug | start | AMBERPHPLIB STARTED
Debug: debug | start | Debugging for:
Debug: debug | start |
Debug: debug | start | Framework Load Complete.
Debug: debug | start |
Debug: debug | start | NAMEDMANAGER LIBRARIES LOADED
Debug: debug | start |
Debug: debug | script | Obtained filelock
Debug: debug | bind_config | Executing check_permissions()
Debug: debug | soap_api | Executing authenticate()
Debug: debug | soap_api | Authenticating with API as DNS server dns.test.zbj.com...
Debug: debug | soap_api | Authentication successful
Debug: debug | soap_api | Executing check_update_version()
Debug: debug | soap_api | System configuration is uptodate, no changes nessacary
According to the wiki documents, my configure files were checked successfully.
But in the NamedManager web, the Configuration Status
& Logging Status
are showing as:
Configuration Status
| status_unsynced Last synced on 1970-01-01 08:00:01
Logging Status
| status_unsynced Logging appears stale, last synced on 1970-01-01 08:00:01
Have you ever had this problem? If so, where should I solve the problem?
@waitspring I don't remember ever seen this error before, although I'm not certain. I don't currently have it.
The test in htdocs/user/login-process.php files if the user's password has a space in it. The test is:
$password = security_form_input("/^\S*$/", "password_namedmanager", 1, "Please enter a password.");
The message appears to be ensure that it isn't an empty string entered, but fails. I've changed it to:
$password = security_form_input("/^\S.*$/", "password_namedmanager", 1, "Please enter a password.");
Which is less stringent, in that it only expects a non-space as the first character, and then accepts the rest of the line, although I'm sure there are other ways to do his test.