CGI Permissions What files do these read?

[Albert Whale]

Found!

The information in the cgi.cfg did not define the authenticated users 
which had permissions to use these features.

All is well.

Albert Whale wrote:

> I have followed the advice of a few replies and have attempted to run 
> cgis manually from the command line, without success.
>
> here is brief list of  some of the cgis is
>
> outages.cgi                   (Network Outage)
> extinfo.cgi?&type=0     (Process Info)
> extinfo.cgi?&type=7     (Scheduling Queue)
> showlog.cgi                  (Event Log)
> config.cgi                     (View Config - Left Panel)
>
> Unfortunately I do not have the source for Nagios Installed (I 
> installed the Mandriva rpms, which organizes the data files well), so 
> I cannot guess at what files these cgis are attempting to view.  
> However, I am confused about these permission problems, because even 
> executing these scripts as root indicate that there are no permissions 
> to view the logfile.
>
> Any Suggestions?
>


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Albert E. Whale, CHS CISA CISSP
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