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Topic: Unable to access awstats and cluebringer web ui...

==== Required information ====
- iRedMail version 0.9.2
- Ubuntu 14.04/32bit
- MySQL
- Apache Web server
- No
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I have a freshly installed iRedMail install that is working fine, however, using the urls provided for the awstats and cluebringer web pages, with the password I configured (and is shown in the system config email that the postmaster@mydomain.org account recieved after the install completed) will not log me into those programs. I navigate to the https://mail.mydomain.org/cluebringer, use postmaster@mydomain.org, and the password I provided, immediately pops up another login box.. The awstats ui does the same thing.. I can however log in to the iRedAdmin ui using the same credentials just fine.. What gives??

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Re: Unable to access awstats and cluebringer web ui...

Sounds like you're having the same issue that's been reported already. It's not liking the SHA512 password, if you change it to a salted md5 as described here: http://www.iredmail.org/docs/reset.user.password.html, you shouldn't have any further issues.

I've already done this on my CentOS 7 server and once I changed it, I was able to access Cluebringer UI and AwStats as well as the iRedAdmin pages. Hope this helps you.

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Re: Unable to access awstats and cluebringer web ui...

Just remember, SSHA512 is MUCH MUCH more secure, the better way to fix this is to set up a htpasswd file for awstats/cluebringer separate from the iRedMail authentication, this way it won't be compromising the crypography of your important iRedMail accounts, but at the cost of you having to manually manage a passwd file, passwords won't be synced etc

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Re: Unable to access awstats and cluebringer web ui...

7t3chguy wrote:

Just remember, SSHA512 is MUCH MUCH more secure, the better way to fix this is to set up a htpasswd file for awstats/cluebringer separate from the iRedMail authentication, this way it won't be compromising the crypography of your important iRedMail accounts, but at the cost of you having to manually manage a passwd file, passwords won't be synced etc

Thanks!! That worked fine, and I learned a bit more about Apache and its configuration that I never knew.. Both are working fine now and I think I can live with the un-sync'ed password "problem"...

Dave