I cannot login as admin

I'm not able to log in with the password and account I have
got while 
running "http
://FQDN/mail/login.php?super=register".

What do you recommend me to verify ?

Thanks a lot !

Claude
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Claude Frantz wrote:
> I'm not able to log in with the password and account I
have got while 
> running "http
://FQDN/mail/login.php?super=register".
>
> What do you recommend me to verify 
What kind of authentication mechanisms do you use?
(Internal, mysql, 
pop3/imap4,ldap etc..)
If you're using internal, have you completed the
internal-init.php (or 
whatever the file is called) phase?

How about configtest.(php|pl) ? Is it reporting Ok ?

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DUKE wrote:
> 2007/7/4, Erik Weber <twiztargmail.com
<mailto:twiztargmail.com>>:
>
>     Claude Frantz wrote:
>     > I'm not able to log in with the password and
account I have got
>     while
>     > running "http://FQDN
/mail/login.php?super=register ".
>     >
>     > What do you recommend me to verify
>     What kind of authentication mechanisms do you use?
(Internal, mysql,
>     pop3/imap4,ldap etc..)
>     If you're using internal, have you completed the
internal-init.php (or
>     whatever the file is called) phase?
>
>     How about configtest.(php|pl) ? Is it reporting Ok
?
>
> When you only can't register as admin then it is very
easy to edit the 
> mysql database with PHPMYADMIN.
> You have to set behind every username the userlevel.
> If you type S, then the user is admin or U for normal
user. 

That is true, but it was Claude Frantz asking for help, not
me 

And you should take a look at your quoting, it's hairy

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On Jul 5, 2007, at 8:13 AM, DUKE wrote:

> >> Many thanks for your help. Now it starts, but
I cannot find "the  
> key"
> >> which is mentioned in the docs, as the
super-admin menu. Where  
> is it or
> >> why is it not here ?
>
> At first you have to build a keyfile:
>
>          /var/spool/amavis/maia/scripts/generate-key.pl
> /var/ 
> spool/amavis/blowfish.key
>
> After that you must set the path to your keyfile in
maia.conf:
>
>         – Set $key_file line to read
>                      
$key_file="/var/spool/amavis/blowfish.key";
>
>  At least you must spezifie the keyfile in your
admin-panel under  
> systemconfiguration:
>
>           /var/spool/amavis/blowfish.key
>


Or better yet, remove the key file and make sure both
entries are  
empty.    If you don't need the encryption, I wouldn't use
it.  It  
only prevents accidental reading of email by someone
directly in the  
database... unless you have a way to make sure only the
webserver can  
read the key for only the Maia application...   Anyone that
can  
access the key file can access the email.  And even then,
the  
superadmin can always turn on the option to read user's
email...    
The encryption feature is there for specific client that
requested  
for a specific situation;  I really don't find very useful
and it  
wastes CPU time.


OTOH, it would certainly be good to put Maia on an SSL host.
  That  
is accomplished outside of Maia, same as any other web
server  
application.


David Morton
Maia Mailguard http://www.maiamailguard
.com
mortondadgrmm.net



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