Hi,
I have build a Cacti management system with about 30 users (3 admins, rest user with only viewing rights). Is there a possibility that a user without admin-rights and console access could change his owm password?
thanks
Change User Password (no admin)
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If they have access to the cacti db, yes.
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I don't think that is what he is really asking. I believe he is wanting a link somewhere (possibly near the logged in username) that allows the user to change their own password, without needing someone to do so from the user admin page.
This is something I think is definitely a necessity. I will see what I can do about it. User's should be able to change their own password without being a user admin.
This is something I think is definitely a necessity. I will see what I can do about it. User's should be able to change their own password without being a user admin.
Re: Change User Password (no admin)
Hi
this may be useful
in include folder , change about line 70 in top_header.php and top_graph_header.php to this:
this may be useful
in include folder , change about line 70 in top_header.php and top_graph_header.php to this:
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Logged in as <strong><?php print db_fetch_cell("select username from user_auth where id=" .$_SESSION["sess_user_id"]);?></strong> (<a href="/auth_changepassword.php?<?php echo "ref=".(isset($_SERVER["HTTP_REFERER"]) ? $_SERVER["HTTP_REFERER"] : "index.php") ?> "> Change Password</a> | <a href="logout.php">Logout</a> )
Re: Change User Password (no admin)
It works.
(But I think "/auth_changepassword.php" should be "auth_changepassword.php".)
When clicked that,
Users will be able to change their password whenever they like.
(But I think "/auth_changepassword.php" should be "auth_changepassword.php".)
When clicked that,
Users will be able to change their password whenever they like.
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