Cmd_login
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Hello,
CMD_LOGIN is not associated with any skins because DA won't know what skin to use before the user logs in. (All skins see the same page). There is a way to create your own login screen, so just take a look here:
http://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=250
John
CMD_LOGIN is not associated with any skins because DA won't know what skin to use before the user logs in. (All skins see the same page). There is a way to create your own login screen, so just take a look here:
http://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=250
John
interfasys
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Where to put images/css and how to link them?
interfasys
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How didn't I think of that 
Thanks a bunch!
Thanks a bunch!
Tristan
Verified User
a correct method?
We're running it trough ssl, if you place your image in the /var/www dir and link it like you suggested your browser will get it through your standard webserver (not custom apache) and will use a different ssl cert (DA can't use the same certs as apache can it?) which will give some errors on most browsers, linking it to http:// will also give some errors, any method in placing the image on the custom apache server somewhere?
We're running it trough ssl, if you place your image in the /var/www dir and link it like you suggested your browser will get it through your standard webserver (not custom apache) and will use a different ssl cert (DA can't use the same certs as apache can it?) which will give some errors on most browsers, linking it to http:// will also give some errors, any method in placing the image on the custom apache server somewhere?
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Hello,
Yes, you should be able to do that.
Certificates aren't too concerned with what port you are using, so moving between 2222 and 443 shouldn't create any popups as long as the hostname is the same (if you are using the same cert/key for both da and apache), and the CA Root Certificate is installed in both apache and DA.
You can use different certificates for both apache and da and not get any popups if the domain in the certificates match the domain in your webbrowser whever you are. Basically, if you install valid certificates and login to DA/Apache ssl with matching domains, you shouldn't get a popup.
John
Yes, you should be able to do that.
Certificates aren't too concerned with what port you are using, so moving between 2222 and 443 shouldn't create any popups as long as the hostname is the same (if you are using the same cert/key for both da and apache), and the CA Root Certificate is installed in both apache and DA.
You can use different certificates for both apache and da and not get any popups if the domain in the certificates match the domain in your webbrowser whever you are. Basically, if you install valid certificates and login to DA/Apache ssl with matching domains, you shouldn't get a popup.
John