some hints: napp-it is a web-application. therefor you need a web-server to run napp-it. from version 0.4 up, the napp-it installer includes a small web-server (mini-httpd) on port 81.
(this s different to version 0.3, descibed in older manuals for eon or opensolaris. for solaris express 11, only version 0.4 with online-installer nappit04 is supported) normally a webserver is runnung with minimal permissions under a user account like webservd or www-data (the default accounts for webserver). but napp-it needs root permissions to manage zfs, user and other system settings. the napp-it online installer (when launched with root permissions after a su) does not only download all needed files but also create a new user napp-it and start mini-webserver for napp-it under this account as a service. the user-account napp-it has no shell (no login with this account) and only minimal permissions, just enough to run. as napp-it is running on your solaris express, it seems that everything works up to this point. (without permissions to do system management). to run system management tools, napp-it is calling these commands via sudo. in order to allow sudo for user napp-it, the online installer is modifying /etc/sudoers by adding napp-it user with root permissions. This part seems not be happened. maybee the online installer had not had enough permissions to do that (ex not called with root permissions after a su) so verify: do you have a user "napp-it"? (verify with command logins) is this user allowed to sudo for all root-commands without pw? you need the following lin in /etc/sudoers: napp-it ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: ALL gea -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
