Difference between revisions of "Seon Core web interface"
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+ | == enabling user view == | ||
+ | By setting the variable "<code>$userview</code>" to "<code>true</code>", the following components change: | ||
+ | *the header of the web interface disables interacting with the daemons (starting, stopping, dumping logs etc.) |
Revision as of 10:42, 2 May 2007
Configuration
The Seon Core administrative web interface is configured via the file
database.inc.php
where the first lines are intersting only:
<?php // Since 21.10.2006, you have two options to configure your web interface: // - by pointing to an Seon configuration file (like "/etc/seon.conf") // - by typing in the database connection values directly // The type of used configuration is defined in the variable "config_type" using either "file" or "direct". // Using the "file" method only works if the web interface is located at the same host as Seon is running! $config_type="file"; // $config_type="direct"; $config_file="/etc/seon.conf"; // confguration part for direct configuration: just uncomment the following 5 lines and change values as needed // $mysql_host = "localhost:3306:/tmp/mysql.sock"; // $mysql_user = "seon"; // $mysql_password = "seon"; // $DBName = "seon"; // $tableprefix="seon_"; // enable this flag if a user-sight of this web interface is wanted $userview=true;
enabling user view
By setting the variable "$userview
" to "true
", the following components change:
- the header of the web interface disables interacting with the daemons (starting, stopping, dumping logs etc.)