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I'm not sure about right choice of sub-project. Please move it to firmware if it fits better there.
The user, created with that guide for ONVIF has WebUI administrative access.
The simple solution, from my point of view, is:
It may be better to allow only users in a special system group to log in to the WebUI.
For example, the root user is in the wheel group by default: uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root),10(wheel)
This 'marker' could be easily used as a condition to determine whether a user could access the system as root or just as an endpoint consumer. Just a simple check in the WebUI authentication code and an 'Access Denied' message if the user is not a member of the "right group".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
At the moment the system is single-user but we have made a workaround that currently does not allow users other than "root" to enter the interface, but they can receive media content (jpeg, mjpeg, rtsp) and also execute .cgi scripts from the "/v" directory, control the backlight and some other actions of a regular user or an automated system.
This ticket will be closed after the information is transferred to the Wiki with explanations.
I'm not sure about right choice of sub-project. Please move it to firmware if it fits better there.
The user, created with that guide for ONVIF has WebUI administrative access.
The simple solution, from my point of view, is:
It may be better to allow only users in a special system group to log in to the WebUI.
For example, the root user is in the wheel group by default:
uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root),10(wheel)
This 'marker' could be easily used as a condition to determine whether a user could access the system as root or just as an endpoint consumer. Just a simple check in the WebUI authentication code and an 'Access Denied' message if the user is not a member of the "right group".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: