Re: [webmin-devel] RPC webmin
"Jamie Cameron" <[email protected]> Mon, 27 Apr 2009 16:24:01 -0700 (PDT)
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Ok, that could certainly be done. There isn't really any function in Webmin
that would make it easier though .. but the basic RPC functions will let you
do all the file copying that you need to do. Everything on top of that
you'll need to implement yourself.
- Jamie
On 26/Apr/2009 20:54 hahmed wrote ..
the objective is to centralize the administration of iptables and snort by
one single interface.
Through this interface, I should be able to administrate any snort and
iptables installed on a PC in the LAN, and centralize the log of iptables
and snort to one single DataBase Server
and then be able to correlate their log to identify if there is a potential
attack, a rule is set on the firewall automatically.
(I know that I need to install webmin and the requested modules on the PCs
on the LAN in order to make RPC calls)
thx a lot
regards
h.ahmed
2009/4/27 Jamie Cameron <[1][email protected]>
Could you give us some idea of what the overall objective of your module
is?
I can then perhaps suggest the best functions to use..
On 26/Apr/2009 01:32 hahmed wrote ..
Hi,
I'm trying to make a button to show the hosts on which the user the configs
to be installed like the button
install on in the cluster software module. I found the function
create_on_input but it shows a void list ine the browser.
Can u help me on this please or give a more detailed documentation on the
cluster functions.
THX a lot :)
2009/4/23 Jamie Cameron <[1][2][email protected]>
You could write your own module to do this, but it would be a fair bit
of
work. It may be simpler to just login to Webmin on the remote systems
and
manage them separately, if you want them to all have different configs..
On 23/Apr/2009 11:33 hahmed wrote ..
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a
scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables. I found the firewall
module but when it applies the configuration it is sent to all the webmin
servers configured in the cluster, but I want to have the ability to
choose
which one is concerned by this config. Another problem is that the config
displayed in the index of the firewall module is the one of the master,
but
I want to choose which host to display its config.
Is it doable?
THX for the reply
regards,
hahmed
2009/4/23 hahmed <[1][2][3][email protected]>
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a
scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables.
Is it doable?
Thx for the reply.
2009/4/23 Jamie Cameron <[2][3][4][email protected]>
On 23/Apr/2009 00:24 hahmed wrote ..
> Hi,
> I was wondering if anyone has tried the Webmin RPC to develop a module.
> I'm willing to use it with snort and asking for some tips.
> THX
> have a nice day
Could you explain more about what you are trying to do with Webmin's
RPC?
- Jamie
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You could write your own module to do this, but it would be a fair bit of
work. It may be simpler to just login to Webmin on the remote systems and
manage them separately, if you want them to all have different configs..
On 23/Apr/2009 11:33 hahmed wrote ..
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a
scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables. I found the firewall
module but when it applies the configuration it is sent to all the webmin
servers configured in the cluster, but I want to have the ability to choose
which one is concerned by this config. Another problem is that the config
displayed in the index of the firewall module is the one of the master, but
I want to choose which host to display its config.
Is it doable?
THX for the reply
regards,
hahmed
2009/4/23 hahmed <[11][12][email protected]>
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a
scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables.
Is it doable?
Thx for the reply.
2009/4/23 Jamie Cameron <[12][13][email protected]>
On 23/Apr/2009 00:24 hahmed wrote ..
> Hi,
> I was wondering if anyone has tried the Webmin RPC to develop a module.
> I'm willing to use it with snort and asking for some tips.
> THX
> have a nice day
Could you explain more about what you are trying to do with Webmin's RPC?
- Jamie
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Could you give us some idea of what the overall objective of your module
is? I can then perhaps suggest the best functions to use..
On 26/Apr/2009 01:32 hahmed wrote ..
Hi,
I'm trying to make a button to show the hosts on which the user the configs
to be installed like the button
install on in the cluster software module. I found the function
create_on_input but it shows a void list ine the browser.
Can u help me on this please or give a more detailed documentation on the
cluster functions.
THX a lot :)
2009/4/23 Jamie Cameron <[26][email protected]>
You could write your own module to do this, but it would be a fair bit of
work. It may be simpler to just login to Webmin on the remote systems and
manage them separately, if you want them to all have different configs..
On 23/Apr/2009 11:33 hahmed wrote ..
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a
scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables. I found the firewall
module but when it applies the configuration it is sent to all the webmin
servers configured in the cluster, but I want to have the ability to choose
which one is concerned by this config. Another problem is that the config
displayed in the index of the firewall module is the one of the master, but
I want to choose which host to display its config.
Is it doable?
THX for the reply
regards,
hahmed
2009/4/23 hahmed <[1][27][email protected]>
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a
scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables.
Is it doable?
Thx for the reply.
2009/4/23 Jamie Cameron <[2][28][email protected]>
On 23/Apr/2009 00:24 hahmed wrote ..
> Hi,
> I was wondering if anyone has tried the Webmin RPC to develop a module.
> I'm willing to use it with snort and asking for some tips.
> THX
> have a nice day
Could you explain more about what you are trying to do with Webmin's RPC?
- Jamie
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file://localhost/home/webmail/homes/jcameron/.tmp/reply_mail.cgi?new=1&to=
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You could write your own module to do this, but it would be a fair bit of
work. It may be simpler to just login to Webmin on the remote systems and
manage them separately, if you want them to all have different configs..
On 23/Apr/2009 11:33 hahmed wrote ..
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a
scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables. I found the firewall
module but when it applies the configuration it is sent to all the webmin
servers configured in the cluster, but I want to have the ability to choose
which one is concerned by this config. Another problem is that the config
displayed in the index of the firewall module is the one of the master, but
I want to choose which host to display its config.
Is it doable?
THX for the reply
regards,
hahmed
2009/4/23 hahmed <[36][email protected]>
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a
scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables.
Is it doable?
Thx for the reply.
2009/4/23 Jamie Cameron <[37][email protected]>
On 23/Apr/2009 00:24 hahmed wrote ..
> Hi,
> I was wondering if anyone has tried the Webmin RPC to develop a module.
> I'm willing to use it with snort and asking for some tips.
> THX
> have a nice day
Could you explain more about what you are trying to do with Webmin's RPC?
- Jamie
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Ok, that could certainly be done. There isn't really any function in Webmin that would make it easier though .. but the basic RPC functions will let you do all the file copying that you need to do. Everything on top of that you'll need to implement yourself.
- Jamie
On 26/Apr/2009 20:54 hahmed wrote ..
the objective is to centralize the administration of iptables and snort by one single interface.
Through this interface, I should be able to administrate any snort and iptables installed on a PC in the LAN, and centralize the log of iptables and snort to one single DataBase Server
and then be able to correlate their log to identify if there is a potential attack, a rule is set on the firewall automatically.
(I know that I need to install webmin and the requested modules on the PCs on the LAN in order to make RPC calls)
thx a lot
regards
h.ahmed
2009/4/27 Jamie Cameron <[email protected] >
Could you give us some idea of what the overall objective of your module is?
I can then perhaps suggest the best functions to use..
On 26/Apr/2009 01:32 hahmed wrote ..
Hi,
I'm trying to make a button to show the hosts on which the user the configs
to be installed like the button
install on in the cluster software module. I found the function
create_on_input but it shows a void list ine the browser.
Can u help me on this please or give a more detailed documentation on the
cluster functions.
THX a lot :)
2009/4/23 Jamie Cameron <[1][email protected] >
You could write your own module to do this, but it would be a fair bit
of
work. It may be simpler to just login to Webmin on the remote systems
and
manage them separately, if you want them to all have different configs..
On 23/Apr/2009 11:33 hahmed wrote ..
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a
scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables. I found the firewall
module but when it applies the configuration it is sent to all the webmin
servers configured in the cluster, but I want to have the ability to
choose
which one is concerned by this config. Another problem is that the config
displayed in the index of the firewall module is the one of the master,
but
I want to choose which host to display its config.
Is it doable?
THX for the reply
regards,
hahmed
2009/4/23 hahmed <[1][2][email protected] >
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a
scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables.
Is it doable?
Thx for the reply.
2009/4/23 Jamie Cameron <[2][3][email protected] >
On 23/Apr/2009 00:24 hahmed wrote ..
> Hi,
> I was wondering if anyone has tried the Webmin RPC to develop a module.
> I'm willing to use it with snort and asking for some tips.
> THX
> have a nice day
Could you explain more about what you are trying to do with Webmin's
RPC?
- Jamie
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You could write your own module to do this, but it would be a fair bit of
work. It may be simpler to just login to Webmin on the remote systems and
manage them separately, if you want them to all have different configs..
On 23/Apr/2009 11:33 hahmed wrote ..
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a
scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables. I found the firewall
module but when it applies the configuration it is sent to all the webmin
servers configured in the cluster, but I want to have the ability to choose
which one is concerned by this config. Another problem is that the config
displayed in the index of the firewall module is the one of the master, but
I want to choose which host to display its config.
Is it doable?
THX for the reply
regards,
hahmed
2009/4/23 hahmed <[11][email protected] >
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a
scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables.
Is it doable?
Thx for the reply.
2009/4/23 Jamie Cameron <[12][email protected] >
On 23/Apr/2009 00:24 hahmed wrote ..
> Hi,
> I was wondering if anyone has tried the Webmin RPC to develop a module.
> I'm willing to use it with snort and asking for some tips.
> THX
> have a nice day
Could you explain more about what you are trying to do with Webmin's RPC?
- Jamie
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Could you give us some idea of what the overall objective of your module is? I can then perhaps suggest the best functions to use..
On 26/Apr/2009 01:32 hahmed wrote ..
Hi,
I'm trying to make a button to show the hosts on which the user the configs to be installed like the button
install on in the cluster software module. I found the function create_on_input but it shows a void list ine the browser.
Can u help me on this please or give a more detailed documentation on the cluster functions.
THX a lot :)
2009/4/23 Jamie Cameron <[email protected] >
You could write your own module to do this, but it would be a fair bit of
work. It may be simpler to just login to Webmin on the remote systems and
manage them separately, if you want them to all have different configs..
On 23/Apr/2009 11:33 hahmed wrote ..
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a
scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables. I found the firewall
module but when it applies the configuration it is sent to all the webmin
servers configured in the cluster, but I want to have the ability to choose
which one is concerned by this config. Another problem is that the config
displayed in the index of the firewall module is the one of the master, but
I want to choose which host to display its config.
Is it doable?
THX for the reply
regards,
hahmed
2009/4/23 hahmed <[1][email protected] >
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a
scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables.
Is it doable?
Thx for the reply.
2009/4/23 Jamie Cameron <[2][email protected] >
On 23/Apr/2009 00:24 hahmed wrote ..
> Hi,
> I was wondering if anyone has tried the Webmin RPC to develop a module.
> I'm willing to use it with snort and asking for some tips.
> THX
> have a nice day
Could you explain more about what you are trying to do with Webmin's RPC?
- Jamie
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2. file://localhost/home/webmail/homes/jcameron/.tmp/reply_mail.cgi?new=1&to=jcameron%40webmin%2Ecom
4. file://localhost/home/webmail/homes/jcameron/.tmp/reply_mail.cgi?new=1&to=webmin%2Ddevel%40webmin%2Ecom
You could write your own module to do this, but it would be a fair bit of work. It may be simpler to just login to Webmin on the remote systems and manage them separately, if you want them to all have different configs..
On 23/Apr/2009 11:33 hahmed wrote ..
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables. I found the firewall module but when it applies the configuration it is sent to all the webmin
servers configured in the cluster, but I want to have the ability to choose which one is concerned by this config. Another problem is that the config displayed in the index of the firewall module is the one of the master, but I want to choose which host to display its config.
Is it doable?
THX for the reply
regards,
hahmed
2009/4/23 hahmed <[email protected] >
I'm trying to configure remotely the snort IDS, edit its config, start a scan, edit rules but REMOTELY through the Webmin RPC.
ANd do the same thing with the firewall iptables.
Is it doable?
Thx for the reply.
2009/4/23 Jamie Cameron <[email protected] >
On 23/Apr/2009 00:24 hahmed wrote ..
> Hi,
> I was wondering if anyone has tried the Webmin RPC to develop a module.
> I'm willing to use it with snort and asking for some tips.
> THX
> have a nice day
Could you explain more about what you are trying to do with Webmin's RPC?
- Jamie
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