Okay, well last night I finally got around to installing Sentinel on my nuke site. Most of it seemed to go without a hitch though I had some problems setting up admin auth and thought I would post about it to make sure I'm not missing anything.
Basically I already had a .htaccess file already with some ip deny details in it, but added the code generated by the CGIAuth setup link at the bottom of it. I also have an .staccess file that includes "username:encryptedpassword", which I made using the crypt.php code listed in the guide.
The "salt" setting in the Sentinel configuration is set to the same one I used in the crypt.php file and now when I try to access admin areas I receive a pop-up box prompting me for details. It seems to work fine, but I'm not sure if I've missed any important steps. I have no drop-down menu in the Sentinel setup to enable admin auth, only the text:
Quote:
ou MUST set ALL admin passwords before activating HTTPAuth or CGIAuth!
Where "MUST" is a link that directs to a 404.
Also, on a different topic, is there a list of recommended strings and requests to block on the associated blocker pages?
Joined: Sep 23, 2003 Posts: 460 Location: Somewhere out there...
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Thu Jun 09, 2005 9:36 pm
Going into sentinel's admin as a God admin, there is an option to set auth passwords for the admin users - once you do that, that option should change to a dropdown for turning on http auth.
Argh, I'm so stupid. I must have read the text where there was supposed to be a drop-down box a million times, but I still only set admin auth passwords for one admin instead of ALL of them...
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