Hi all

I have just installed the latest version of Luci (luci-0.21.0-5.fc12-noarch) for Fedora in the hope of managing a test cluster with it,

With previous versions there was a utility called luci_admin that was used after 1st installing and this re-set the password for the admin user, but this util is not present anymore,

So my question is does anyone have the default password for the latest version of Luci or is there something that I am missing for resetting

Thanks

Jay

well seeing as you can nolonger login to fedora gui as root in fedora 13
this might be a problem

boot into init3 text and login as root

most" default " user name / passwords are
user=user
password=password

Plus some products are preferred to use the product name as its default password like zabbix.

Anyway, google around first might save you some time, good luck

Hi John VV

I use KDE (with KDM) as my desktop so the root login issue does not apply, I have tried the usual suspects admin with admin, admin with password Password Password01 etc,


EdenCC

Tried Uncle Google, he came up blank, have reviewed all README and help files and nada (badly out of date) and have even pinged the developer an e-mail (bad ju ju I know but I was desperate) posting to this forum was a last ditch attempt.

I did not try the app name and will give that a go.

Thanks

Jay

no luck with luci luciadmin or combinations. thanks anyway


BTW anyone installing this and getting an internal error when opening http://localhost:8080 to display the site should install the python module tw.dynforms

easy_install tw.dynforms

and restart the service.

Jay

Hi, JayFitzpatrick if you have not got any ware with this issue (since I too having the same issue) please see the below link

http://docs.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Re...-conga-CA.html

extract from that page

As of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.2, the root user or a user who has been granted luci administrator permissions on a system running luci can control access to the various luci components by setting permissions for the individual users on a system. To set the user permissions, log in to luci as root and click the Admin selection in the upper right corner of the luci screen. This brings up the USER PERMISSIONS page, showing a dropdown menu from which you can select a user.

Regards

Follow below link to set luci default password.

http://www.centos.org/docs/5/html/Cl...-conga-CA.html

hope this will work...