Hi,
I am trying to configure webv4 on a clean SBBS install. I chagned the directory for the root to webv4/root but it just presents a blank page. I have read documentation from the wiki saying an install script needs to be run, but I think that might be old info as no install script was on the system. Or maybe I am wrong.
Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks,
It should look liks this in your sbbs.ini:
RootDirectory=../webv4/root
Re: webv4 config
By: Digital Man to Ayex on Mon Jan 18 2021 02:05 pm
It should look liks this in your sbbs.ini:
RootDirectory=../webv4/root
Hi Rob,
thats exactly what i have in sbbs.ini.
not sure why its not working.
thats exactly what i have in sbbs.ini.
not sure why its not working.
It's because I didn't create the guest account. There is an error in the log saying no guest account.
Now, I'm not going to make this a recommendation or even a piece of advice, I will say that the /sbbs/web directory creates grief if it already exists. The removal of it and the installation of webv4 from
The web/ directory doesn't hurt anything by being there, and there's noneed
to remove it in order to switch to webv4. (There's no harm in removing itif
you don't need it anymore though.)
If the web/ directory was causing you trouble, deleting it is unlikely to solve anything. There's likely a path misconfigured somewhere (in sbbs.ini maybe).
Like I said, just something I did. I found one hook to /sbbs/web and took
Yep, not picking on you - just wanted it to be clear to others reading this that nuking the original web directory is not required. (Of course they can remove it if/when they're sure they don't need it anymore.)
You can have a separate guest account just for the web UI if you want. Create a user on your BBS, give it whatever access you want web guests to have, and then in ctrl/modopts.ini -> [web], set the 'guest' value to the username of this user.
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