Topic: User Manager Panels

[deadmonty]

I installed the Dungog user vacation message and user panels as follows on an SME V7 freshly installed system:

yum install (also tried localinstall) smeserver-vacation-1.0-9.noarch.rpm
signal-event post-upgrade; signal-event reboot

yum install (also tried localinstall) smeserver-userpanel-0.9-7.noarch.rpm
signal-event post-upgrade; signal-event reboot

yum install (also tried localinstall) smeserver-userpanels-1.0-2.noarch.rpm
signal-event post-upgrade; signal-event reboot

Now if I go to http://smeurl/user-manager and log in using an account with permission to use the panels I get this:

The requested URL /user-manager//user-manager/cgi-bin/pleasewait was not found on this server.

User vacations is usable from server-manager, but I want the users to be able to set their own vacation messages from user-manager.

Is it me or the installation?

Cheers

Paul

[raem]

deadmonty

> if I go to http://smeurl/user-manager....

You need to use https://....

Note also that these panels will only be available from the local network, unless you configure a remote host IP(s) in the Remote Access/Remote Management panel.
Alternatively create a tunnel using Putty, or establish a VPN connection and connect using your servers local IP rather than URL.
eg
https://localserverIP/user-manager

[deadmonty]

It changes it to https:// and I am in the local network using the servers ip.  It seems to me that it must be a scripting error.

deadmonty

> if I go to http://smeurl/user-manager....

You need to use https://....

Note also that these panels will only be available from the local network, unless you configure a remote host IP(s) in the Remote Access/Remote Management panel.
Alternatively create a tunnel using Putty, or establish a VPN connection and connect using your servers local IP rather than URL.
eg
https://localserverIP/user-manager

[raem]

deadmonty

Check that the rpms are really installed

rpm -q smeserver-vacation
rpm -q smeserver-userpanel
rpm -q smeserver-userpanels

You could also try removing them and reinstalling
rpm -e smeserver-userpanel
rpm -e smeserver-userpanels

[deadmonty]

Tried that, including the reinstall and I still get this:

The requested URL /user-manager//user-manager/cgi-bin/pleasewait was not found on this server.

I am installing as root, with the files downloaded into home/e-smith/files/primary/files

SME is SME Server 7.0rc1

Paul

deadmonty

Check that the rpms are really installed

rpm -q smeserver-vacation
rpm -q smeserver-userpanel
rpm -q smeserver-userpanels

You could also try removing them and reinstalling
rpm -e smeserver-userpanel
rpm -e smeserver-userpanels

[raem]

deadmonty

There have been a lot of changes since RC1, you should update to sme 7.0 final, and run yum update after that, the old version may be the source of your problems.

You didn't answer whether the rpms were really installed by checking with the commands
rpm -q smeserver-vacation
rpm -q smeserver-userpanel
rpm -q smeserver-userpanels

Don't come back until your server is up to date.

[stephen noble]

>The requested URL /user-manager//user-manager/cgi-bin/pleasewait was not found on this server.

This is a bug in smeserver-userpanel-0.9-7.noarch.rpm

smeserver-userpanel-0.9-8.noarch.rpm is now available

* Sun Oct 29 2006  Stephen Noble <support@dungog.net>
- bugfix for navigation frame
- [0.9-8]

* Sat Oct 28 2006  Stephen Noble <support@dungog.net>
- i18n support for navigation frame
- [0.9-7]

[deadmonty]

That did the trick!  Thank you very much for that.

Paul

>The requested URL /user-manager//user-manager/cgi-bin/pleasewait was not found on this server.

This is a bug in smeserver-userpanel-0.9-7.noarch.rpm

smeserver-userpanel-0.9-8.noarch.rpm is now available

* Sun Oct 29 2006  Stephen Noble <support@dungog.net>
- bugfix for navigation frame
- [0.9-8]

* Sat Oct 28 2006  Stephen Noble <support@dungog.net>
- i18n support for navigation frame
- [0.9-7]