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meows · February 12, 2011

Not sure what happened but after I secured the web site with ssl

http://localhost/apanel/certificate_and_key_gen.php

now all web sites want a user name and password/

How to I fix this?

Many thanks christine

Ric · February 12, 2011

Apart from enabling SSL it looks as if you have enabled the “personal” server features (server access including apanel require a name and password).

The following Wiki page explains these features:

http://wiki.uniformserver.com/index.php/5....curity_features

To disable name password access edit the following files (.htaccess):

Apanel:

File: UniServer\home\admin\www\.htaccess

Edit these sections to that shown below:

Order Deny,Allow

Deny from all

Allow from 127.0.0.1

#AuthName "Uniform Server - Admin Panel 2.0"

#AuthType Basic

#AuthUserFile ../../../htpasswd/home/admin/www/.htpasswd

#Require valid-user

Server folder www:

File: UniServer\www\.htaccess

Edit these sections to that shown below:

Order Deny,Allow

Deny from all

Allow from 127.0.0.1

#AuthName "Uniform Server - Server Access"

#AuthType Basic

#AuthUserFile ../../../htpasswd/www/.htpasswd

#Require valid-user

Server folder ssl:

File: UniServer\ssl\.htaccess

Edit these sections to that shown below:

Order Deny,Allow

Deny from all

Allow from 127.0.0.1

#AuthName "Uniform Server - Secure Server Access"

#AuthType Basic

#AuthUserFile ../../../htpasswd/ssl/.htpasswd

#Require valid-user

All the best

Ric

meows · February 12, 2011

Apart from enabling SSL it looks as if you have enabled the “personal” server features (server access including apanel require a name and password).

The following Wiki page explains these features:
http://wiki.uniformserver.com/index.php/5....curity_features

To disable name password access edit the following files (.htaccess):

Apanel:
File: UniServer\home\admin\www\.htaccess

Edit these sections to that shown below:

Order Deny,Allow
Deny from all
Allow from 127.0.0.1

#AuthName "Uniform Server - Admin Panel 2.0"
#AuthType Basic
#AuthUserFile ../../../htpasswd/home/admin/www/.htpasswd
#Require valid-user

Server folder www:
File: UniServer\www\.htaccess

Edit these sections to that shown below:

Order Deny,Allow
Deny from all
Allow from 127.0.0.1

#AuthName "Uniform Server - Server Access"
#AuthType Basic
#AuthUserFile ../../../htpasswd/www/.htpasswd
#Require valid-user

Server folder ssl:
File: UniServer\ssl\.htaccess

Edit these sections to that shown below:

Order Deny,Allow
Deny from all
Allow from 127.0.0.1

#AuthName "Uniform Server - Secure Server Access"
#AuthType Basic
#AuthUserFile ../../../htpasswd/ssl/.htpasswd
#Require valid-user
All the best
Ric

Bless you

Made the changes and restarted Apache.

Now. please and pretty please. How do I add start Mysql to the Admin panel please?

It only has restart Apache and the other goodies. and PHPAdmin after i go in and start Mysql by hand but I would really like to start things in the admin panel..

Many thanks *hugs*

Christine

Ric · February 12, 2011

I am not sure if I fully understand your request.

From Apanel under Server Control you can start and stop the MySQL server.

All the best

Ric

meows · February 13, 2011

I am not sure if I fully understand your request.

From Apanel under Server Control you can start and stop the MySQL server.

All the best
Ric

Actually you can't.

here is the list before I start mysqld-opt.exe

Uniform Server 5.7.3-Nano

Home

Server Security

phpinfo()

Perl Envirnonment

Apache Status

Apache Info

Version Check

Server Control

Restart Apache service

Configurations

Apache Configuration

PHP Configuration

Admin Virtual Host

Admin Panel Configuration

Private Server Configuration

Private Secure Server Config

MySQL Server Configuration

Tools

Error Log Viewer

Win - Unix Converter

Server Key & Cert Gen

Restore MySQL Password

Plugin Manager

Install Pear

eAccelerator cPanel

Miscellaneous

Online Support

Documentation

Server Documentation

On-line Documentation

Uniform Server User Guide

Uniform Server Wiki

PHP Documentation

MySQL Documentation

Perl Documentation

Languages

Now the list after I start Mysql

Uniform Server 5.7.3-Nano

Home

Server Security

phpinfo()

Perl Envirnonment

Apache Status

Apache Info

Version Check

Server Control

Restart Apache service

Configurations

Apache Configuration

PHP Configuration

Admin Virtual Host

Admin Panel Configuration

Private Server Configuration

Private Secure Server Config

MySQL Server Configuration

Tools

phpMyAdmin Now PHPMyAdmin is here but nothing at all MySql Server start or stop

Error Log Viewer

Win - Unix Converter

Server Key & Cert Gen

Restore MySQL Password

Plugin Manager

Install Pear

eAccelerator cPanel

Miscellaneous

Online Support

Documentation

Server Documentation

On-line Documentation

Uniform Server User Guide

Uniform Server Wiki

PHP Documentation

MySQL Documentation

Perl Documentation

Languages

English

Thank you.

Christine

Ric · February 13, 2011

This is the intended functionality:

“From Apanel under Server Control you can start and stop the MySQL server.”

However as you rightly pointed out:

“Actually you can't.”

Yep! You have found a minor bug.

To correct this, edit the following file:

UniServer\home\admin\www\includes\server.inc

Navigate to end of file and replace this

<?php if(get_mysql_tracker()=='program'){ //=== MySQL  ?>
 <a target="content" onclick="h(this);" href="server_control.php?sel=start_mysql"?><?php echo  $US['nav-rmysql']?></a>
 <a target="content" onclick="h(this);" href="server_control.php?sel=stop_mysql"?><?php echo  $US['nav-smysql']?></a>
<?php } ?>

With

<?php if(get_mysql_tracker()=='program'){ //=== MySQL  ?>
 <a target="content" onclick="h(this);" href="server_control.php?sel=stop_mysql"?><?php echo  $US['nav-smysql']?></a>
<?php } ?>

<?php if(get_mysql_tracker()=='free'){ //=== MySQL  ?>
 <a target="content" onclick="h(this);" href="server_control.php?sel=start_mysql"?><?php echo  $US['nav-rmysql']?></a>
<?php } ?>

Note: After starting or stopping MySQL server Apanel’s navigation menu will no longer reflect correct MySQL state until your browser is manually refreshed.

This can be corrected by editing the following file:

UniServer\home\admin\www\server_control.php

Add this line:

 update_navigation_menu();				   // update nav

In two places as shown blow:

	print "<p>".$US['start-mysql-txt3']."</p>";   //	 inform user
update_navigation_menu();					 // update nav

print "<p>".$US['stop-mysql-txt2']."</p>";  // inform user server stopped
update_navigation_menu();				   // update nav

Finally add the following function just above the footer include as shown below:

function update_navigation_menu(){
print '<script language="javascript">';
print "window.onload = setTimeout('parent.navigation.location.href=\"navigation.php\" ',2000);";
print '</script>';
}

include_once "includes/footer.php";

Note: The two-second (2000) timeout is a compromise, however it should be adequate for the servers to have started or stopped before navigation menu checks current server status.

All the best

Ric

meows · February 14, 2011

Thank you! It worked!

many thanks

Christine

Now I need to find out how to add FTP in PHP and a compatable opensource hosting panel

Ric · February 14, 2011

You may find the following page of interest:

http://wiki.uniformserver.com/index.php/Fi...3:_Introduction

All the best

Ric

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