Topic: how to install smeserver-remoteuseraccess-1.0-10.noarch.rpm?

[safeldt]

I don't see the

 dungog.net
   Chroot FTP users

menu after installing this RPM

I copied the file to the server and typed
rpm -ivh  smeserver-remoteuseraccess-1.0-10.noarch.rpm

There were no errors but after reboot I dont the the menu point on the server-manager.

What have I missed?

Uffe

[cactus]

I don't see the

 dungog.net
   Chroot FTP users

menu after installing this RPM

I copied the file to the server and typed
rpm -ivh  smeserver-remoteuseraccess-1.0-10.noarch.rpm

There were no errors but after reboot I dont the the menu point on the server-manager.

What have I missed?

Uffe

Instead of using rpm to install rpm's yum is preferred. To install local RPM's with yum you can issue the following command:

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yum localinstall /path/to/rpm

If you wil do so you will also see the message that you will have to issue to commands after installing using yum to update the configuration.

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signal-event post-upgrade
signal-event reboot

The install with the rpm command will probably also work, you only need to  issue the two signal-event  commands to reflect  the updates to the configuration.

[JonB]

It's not sitting down the bottom of the menu under Unknown is it?
You have refreshed your browser after installing the rpm?

Failing any of that you need to report a bug which you can do open the left under Report a bug - SME Contribs

Jon

[safeldt]

I tried the following:

Made a fresh install of the server (SME Server 7.0rc1)

yum localinstall smeserver-remoteuseraccess-1.0-10.noarch.rpm
signal-event post-upgrade
signal-event reboot

No error messages.

I did also refresh the browser.

Unfortunately i did not get me the "Chroot FTP users" menu

Somehow a new problem arrived, now when accessing via firefox I get a certificate error something like: “Same serial number as another certificate from the same authority”

It is still possible to access via Internet Explorer.

[cactus]

Somehow a new problem arrived, now when accessing via firefox I get a certificate error something like: “Same serial number as another certificate from the same authority”

It is still possible to access via Internet Explorer.

That is probably because you permanently accepted the certificate from the first install in Firefox, you should remove it (unfortunately I don;t know exactly how) and after that it should be posible to access it using Firefox as well.

[JonB]

I have just installed it. It is there under Security - User Remote Access

Jon