In defined path exists one keyword {user}. It will be replaced into current
logged in username.
-For example, if logged is user named "john", keyword {user} will be replaced
+For example, if there is logged user named "john", keyword {user} will be replaced
into "john".
/usr/local/bacula/etc/bconsole-{user}.conf
-After log in user "john" to Baculum webGUI, for each bconsole request will be
+After login user "john" to Baculum webGUI, for each bconsole request will be
used file:
/usr/local/bacula/etc/bconsole-john.conf
"Bconsole admin config file path:": ___________________
Config file defined in this field will be used by administrator only. For this
-reason the best parctice is define here console configuration file that gives
+reason the best practice is to define here console configuration file that gives
full access for administrator.
Administrator user and password will be defined in next configuration wizard
step named "Authorization" (fifth step).
-Baculum users are defined on web server level as described in instriction
+Baculum users are defined on web server level as described in instruction
in attached to Baculum INSTALL file.
Example:
Catalog Database restriction
Because Baculum in few parts of interface uses data from Bacula Catalog Database,
-for each user who IS NOT administrator there has beed disabled EVERY write to
+for each user who IS NOT administrator there has been disabled EVERY write to
Bacula Catalog database by Baculum webGUI. Modification Bacula Catalog Database
tables is possible ONLY for Baculum administrator.
PHP configuration file to higher value than 256M. There is also possible to set
limit window list elements on webGUI in window tools option (on window bottom
bar), without changing "memory_limit" value.
+
+b) Just after finish initial wizard there is not possible to login to Baculum
+
+ From Baculum 7.2.0 has been changed format storing passwords. Passwords
+stored by Baculum for HTTP Basic authentication are encrypted by MD5. It is default
+alghoritm used by "htpasswd" program. Plain text passwords for HTTP Basic auth
+are not longer supported by Baculum.
+ From this reason good to check if used web server for Baculum is set to using
+MD5 type passwords in HTTP Basic authentication.