Hi Andreas,
unfortunately this is not possible. Icinga-web (1) needs at least one
authenticated user for the gui.
Kind regards,
Marius
On 04 Feb 2014, at 10:23, Andreas Wagner wrote:
> Hi,
>
> we're a small group and have an icinga-web instance that is reachable
> from inside our corporate n
Hi,
we're a small group and have an icinga-web instance that is reachable
from inside our corporate network only, so we would like our group
members to have anonymous (no authentication!) read-only access to the
icinga-web instance and some user accounts with more privileges.
How can I achieve th
You can run icinga classic to get the CGI alongside the new web. You can
set up separate auth for both and they don't interfere with eachother. I
do this now so I can use aNag on my phone.
Seth
On 02/12/2014 02:57 AM, Andreas Wagner wrote:
This is icinga-web.
I think it might be harder than I
Hey,
Why don’t you just set a demo user (there’s a special credential for that) with
commonly known credentials and create a special landing page for anonymous
access that just forwards to icinga-web using a login request with that
username and password?
Regards,
Jannis
On Feb 12, 2014, at
This is icinga-web.
I think it might be harder than I initially thought as I want to hide
the login page by default but still want to access it somehow if I need
to send CGI commands...
On 11.02.14 20:40, Michael Friedrich wrote:
> On 11.02.2014 15:58, Andreas Wagner wrote:
>> Thanks, I'll have a
On 11.02.2014 15:58, Andreas Wagner wrote:
Thanks, I'll have a look.
It shouldn't be dangerous as non-authenticated users shouldn't be
allowed to send any CGI commands.
Is that Icinga Classic UI or Icinga Web? While both may use Apache Basic
Auth, -web requires some additional stuff to hide t
Thanks, I'll have a look.
It shouldn't be dangerous as non-authenticated users shouldn't be
allowed to send any CGI commands.
On Tue Feb 11 15:53:06 2014, Jeremy Page wrote:
> Kind of dangerous if you are allowing changes via the CGI!
>
> You can use regular Apache authentication (or none at all
Kind of dangerous if you are allowing changes via the CGI!
You can use regular Apache authentication (or none at all) with Icinga.
Look in the /cgi.cfg/ and edit your apache2.conf (assuming you're using
Apache2 of course).
Hi,
we're a small group and have an icinga-web instance that is reachable
from inside our corporate network only, so we would like our group
members to have anonymous (no authentication!) read-only access to the
icinga-web instance and some user accounts with more privileges.
How can I achieve th
