Tasmoadmin: No login page

[arendst]

Wow!!! Nice project!!! Nice integration with Tasmota.

After following the Ubuntu installation procedure it still failed to show the login page.

It seems it looks for a login file while it is called login.php. I changed the following line in index.php to get it to work:

    if ( !$loggedin ) {
        header( "Location: "._BASEURL_."login.php" );
    }

Issue is partly touched in #40Wow

[reloxx13]

Heya,

we had this problem yesterday #52.
it should stay on /login

their is a .htacces fill which is routing the url to the php files

if this is not working, your rewrite module of apache is not working correctly.

it seems like the newest version of apache need some other adjustment, in #52 we got it working with changing the following:

From here: https://github.com/reloxx13/SonWEB/issues/52#issuecomment-366091496

New apache version has change in some way. If your apache version is 2.4 then you have to go to /etc/apache2/. There will be a file named apache2.conf. You have to edit that one(you should have root permission). Change directory text like this

<Directory /var/www/>
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride All
Require all granted

Now restart apache.

service apache2 reload

Hope it works.

in the orginal apache2.conf AllowOverride None is the problem, it seems it does not get overwritten with teh sonweb.conf.

pls change it to AllowOverride All and try again 👍

[RaymondMouthaan]

Guys, I am still investigating this issue because last nights solution didn't work at all times.

... but the good news is that i might have found a solution :)

Change back any modifications to apache2.conf, so in other words:

<Directory /var/www/>
        Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
        AllowOverride None
        Require all granted
</Directory>

Please remove this line from sonweb.conf
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews

And restart apache.

I have no idea what side effects it has removing this line, but sofar it seems to work and solve the issue.

Please confirm if this the right way to do it and works for you as well.

[arendst]

Can confirm the above change did the trick. All else failed on me.

[reloxx13]

TODO: add to wiki

[RaymondMouthaan]

I have no permissions to do so, otherwise I did 👌

[reloxx13]

uhh thanks, changed it :D

[RaymondMouthaan]

Wiki has been updated accordingly : https://github.com/reloxx13/SonWEB/wiki/Guide-for-Ubuntu-Server-16.04

[Janstander2011]

I have followed the workaround, but i'm not getting a login page when i pull up the localip:9999 . I get the following:

read( "homepage" ); if( isset( $_GET ) ) { if( isset( $_GET[ "page" ] ) ) { $page = $_GET[ "page" ]; } } switch( $page ) { case "device_action": $title = __( "MANAGE_DEVICE", "PAGE_TITLES" ); if( isset( $_GET[ "action" ] ) && $_GET[ "action" ] == "add" ) { $title = __( "ADD_DEVICE", "PAGE_TITLES" ); } elseif( isset( $_GET[ "action" ] ) && $_GET[ "action" ] == "edit" ) { $title = __( "EDIT_DEVICE", "PAGE_TITLES" ); } break; case "devices": $title = __( "DEVICES", "PAGE_TITLES" ); break; case "device_update": case "update_devices": case "upload_form": case "upload": $title = __( "DEVICE_UPDATE", "PAGE_TITLES" ); break; case "device_config": $title = __( "DEVICE_CONFIG", "PAGE_TITLES" ); break; case "site_config": $title = __( "SITE_CONFIG", "PAGE_TITLES" ); break; case "selfupdate": $title = __( "SITE_SELFUPDATE", "PAGE_TITLES" ); break; default: $title = __( strtoupper( str_replace( " ", "_", $page ) ), "PAGE_TITLES" ); } ?>

I am super psyched to use this tool. Any pointers on what I'm missing? This is on a raspberry pi 3 with raspbian running

Apache/2.4.25 (Raspbian) Server at 10.0.0.7 Port 80 / 9999

Any help or thoughts greatly appreciated!