[horde] Horde Administration configuration 403

[lwieder]

Jan Schneider wrote
> Zitat von lwieder <

> jaglists@

> >:> On 04/27/2014 06:14 AM, Jan Schneider [via Horde] wrote:>> Don't
> top-post.>>>> Zitat von lwieder <[hidden email]>>
> </user/SendEmail.jtp?type=node&node=122546&i=0>>:>>>> >>> >
> Michael M Slusarz-2 wrote>> >>>> >> You need to add the user trying to
> access the configuration menu to>> >> the list of admins (in
> horde/config/conf.php).>> >>>> > Michael>> > Thanks for the email.  I have
> this line in my conf.php file, which>> was done>> > when I installed
> Horde.  On my server it is located in>> >
> /var/www/webmail/config/conf.php>> >>> > $conf['auth']['admins'] =
> array('[hidden email]>>
> </user/SendEmail.jtp?type=node&node=122546&i=1>');>> >>> >
> where admin is the correct user name for the administrator and>> domain is
> my>> > domain>> >>> > I see this message in my logs when other accounts
> are using Horde also.>> >>> >  HORDE: User is not authorized [pid 5346 on
> line 1547 of>> > "/usr/share/pear/Horde/Registry.php"]>>>> If "admin" is
> your user name, then "admin" should be in this setting.>> And you should
> not enter the administration section manually. If you>> don't have an
> administration link in your menu, you should have>> mentioned that, and
> could have spared us and yourself 10 days.>>> Jan, thanks for the email. 
> In my original post on 4/15 i wrote:> On 04/27/2014 06:14 AM, Jan
> Schneider [via Horde] wrote:> Don't top-post.>  >>  > Zitat von lwieder
> <[hidden email]>  >
> </user/SendEmail.jtp?type=node&node=122546&i=0>>:>  >>  > 
> >>  >  > Michael M Slusarz-2 wrote>  >  >>>  >  >> You need to add the
> user trying to access the configuration menu to>  >  >> the list of admins
> (in horde/config/conf.php).>  >  >>>  >  > Michael>  >  > Thanks for the
> email.  I have this line in my conf.php file, which>  > was done>  >  >
> when I installed Horde.  On my server it is located in>  >  >
> /var/www/webmail/config/conf.php>  >  >>  >  > $conf['auth']['admins'] =
> array('[hidden email]>  >
> </user/SendEmail.jtp?type=node&node=122546&i=1>');>  >  >> 
> >  > where admin is the correct user name for the administrator and
> domain>  > is my>  >  > domain>  >  >>  >  > I see this message in my logs
> when other accounts are using Horde> also.>  >  >>  >  >  HORDE: User is
> not authorized [pid 5346 on line 1547 of>  >  >
> "/usr/share/pear/Horde/Registry.php"]>> I have found that a cause of this
> error to be logged is that some of my> clients have a link saved in their
> browser that goes to> "mail.domian.net/webmail/imp", from the old server
> setup, rather than> just going to "mail.domain.net/webmail" , which does
> not cause the> error.  The user is able to log in a work just fine, even
> though the> error is in my server log.>  >>  > If "admin" is your user
> name, then "admin" should be in this setting.>  > And you should not enter
> the administration section manually. If you>  > don't have an
> administration link in your menu, you should have>  > mentioned that, and
> could have spared us and yourself 10 days.>  >>  > -->  > Jan Schneider>>
> on 4/15 lwied wrote:> < When I log into the Horde main portal page as
> Administrator then go  <> to the settings menu, Administration,      <
> Configuration, I get a 403> page  forbidden message.  All the other
> Administration items such as> Groups, Users, < Permissions open just
> fine>> Jan,>> Thanks for the email. I am sorry, I will bottom post. I DO
> have an> Administration link. My original message on 4/15 explained that I
> could> log into the account set up as administrator see the>
> Administration/Configuration menu link. All the links under>
> Administration work fine, except Configuration.  I can open all the>
> Administration links all the way down to CLI.  I cannot open the>
> Configuration link, this is the only one that returns the 403 Forbidden>
> page.>> Thank you, I do appreciate the help very much..Well, then again:
> this doesn't have anything to do with Horde. Horde  doesn't send 403
> responses. This is something on your server. If you  don't run a web app
> firewall, then something else, like Apache rules.-- Jan Schneider

Jan, you pointed me in the right direction. My webmail.conf file had these
lines to prevent access to the Administrator>Configuration page... I added
the line "Allow from "ip-address" where "ip-address" is the IPI wish to
allow access...  THANKS...  leon# Deny access to files that are not served
directly by the webserver    Order Deny,Allow    Deny from all    Allow from
"ip-address"



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