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Disable User Agent Checking

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plux

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Hi,
We have Plesk 8.3 and Sitebuilder on Redhat AS4 Linux and we use mrtg and cacti for monitoring. we have scripts for generating statistics from Apache mod_status that they use lynx, curl and Perl CPAN modules for gathering informations.

We can use this scripts on server that doesn't have Suite Builder but we couldn't use them on Site Builder enabled host, we get this error:

" Unfortunately, your browser is not supported by Sitebuilder.
Please use Internet Explorer 5.5 or later, or Mozilla."
How can I disable this user agent checking in site builder.
 
You can try to use following option in Sitebuilder configuration file <sb_root>/config:

[general]
................
allow_unsupported_browsers = on

Set this parameter to 'on' state. It should allow access from different unsupported browsers including 'lynx'. Let me know if it helps or not.
 
hi, it show some thing, but not what I want:

# lynx --dump http://localhost/server-status?auto

[loading.gif] Please wait.
Loading...

IFRAME: [1]SB_loader_iframe

© Copyright 2004-2007 SWsoft.
All Rights Reserved.
Log in to SiteBuilder 4.0.0 for Unix/Linux
Enter your user name into User name and password into the Password fields
respectively. Then click Log in.
User name * ____________________________________________________________
Password * ____________________________________________________________
Interface language [Default language......]
[2]Forgot your password? Log in
[IMAGE]-Submit
* Required fields

References

1. javascript:false
2. http://localhost/ForgetPassword


It's for our other server, that have just Plesk:

------
Total Accesses: 3018922
Total kBytes: 16415813
CPULoad: .116766
Uptime: 400450
ReqPerSec: 7.53882
BytesPerSec: 41977.3
BytesPerReq: 5568.14
BusyWorkers: 14
IdleWorkers: 14
Scoreboard: WW_G____W__W_WW_.W_CW_C_WWC__.......................................
................................................................................
................................................................................
 
You have to edit .htaccess file to ignore /server-status string in rewrite rules.
 
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