Topic: [announce] SiteX Integration RPM release 3

[David Harper]

Hi all

Following the discovery of a security issue relating the SiteX integration package, I have upgraded the integration RPM.

To update your installation:

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wget http://sme.david-harper.com/data/smeserver-sitex-1.0-3.noarch.rpm
yum -y localupdate smeserver-sitex-1.0-3.noarch.rpm
expand-template /opt/sitex/includes/globals.php.inc

There is no need to post-upgrade or reboot.

Thanks to Charlie Brady for finding this bug and assisting with its resolution.

[Bud]

hi guys hope you can help

installed sitex and all is working great

i can get to the site internally but no access from outside to my sitex

what can i do to give or get access to my sitex site from the outside

any help greatly appreciated 

[David Harper]

What is the URL you use when accessing the site internally?

[Bud]

David thanks for the reply

for internal access i use - http://myip/sitex

for external use i use dyndns - http://mydyndns/sitex

internal works fine, i cannot seem to get access externally via the web

thanks again 

[David Harper]

Good news! Even though it's Sunday, I know how to fix this one

From the wiki page:

Finally, you must go to the Site Preferences administration panel and set the FQDN from which your site will be accessed, e.g. http://www.mysmedomain.com/sitex. By default, SiteX enters your unqualified servername as the URL, e.g. http://server/sitex, making external resolution by visitors impossible.

Let me know how you get on.

[Paperguides]

We should probably start a new thread on this but....

I have the same problem; External users get asked for a Account and password.  None of the account/password combinations allow access. 

I use 123-reg to host the domain (westforest41club.org.uk).  I have tried redirecting using the 123-reg control panel to my server http://217.146.123.173/sitex (no end /),  http://217.146.123.173/sitex/ and http://217.146.123.173/  without any luck. Without the /sitex I get the SME default web page.

Sitex is set as follows:

Your SiteX version: 0.7.4 (Build 418)
Site Name: West Forest 41 Club
Site URL: http://www.westforest41club.org.uk/sitex
Server path: /opt/sitex

I can access it locally via westforest41club.org.uk as I have added an entry in my host file.  I have asked in the sitex formums without response.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Tony

[David Harper]

Try this:

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config setprop sitex PublicAccess global
expand-template /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
sv h /service/httpd-e-smith