Re: favicon.ico for Remote Manager ?
Simon Flood
> Did you ever find an answer to this? This has been bugging me for some
> time, but the closest I can come is /usr/novell/sys/
/usr/novell/sys contains the contents of the "virtual" SYS: volume the
OES Linux server presents.
HTH.
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Simon Flood
> any idea where to place the favicon for The NRM (Remote manager ?)
> No clue where the document root for nrm is ...
> I don't like these tons of error messages:
>
> Jul 27 14:36:57 XXXX httpstkd[3526]: DATE=20090727123657 GMT HOST=XXXXX
> PROG=HTTPSTK LVL=Usage SRC.IP="XX.XX.XXX.XXX" SRC.PORT=XXXX PROT="HTTP"
> MSG="error code 302" STAT="GET" CMD="/favicon.ico" DUR=0
I assume that currently the favicon being displayed is a green sphere in
a circle ... ?
If so you do not actually want to replace it because it's indicating the
status of the server - if you try and display
https://<server>:8009/favicon.ico you are redirected to
https://<server>:8009/sys/login/status_<condition>.gif where <condition>
should be normal but could be critical, warning, etc. These
status_<condition>.gif files correspond to those in /opt/novell/nrm (and
no you can't add a favicon.ico to that directory for it to be used
instead!). It's not Apache handling NRM so you can't configure it in
the same way.
Simon Flood
> any idea where to place the favicon for The NRM (Remote manager ?)
> No clue where the document root for nrm is ...
> I don't like these tons of error messages:
>
> Jul 27 14:36:57 XXXX httpstkd[3526]: DATE=20090727123657 GMT HOST=XXXXX
> PROG=HTTPSTK LVL=Usage SRC.IP="XX.XX.XXX.XXX" SRC.PORT=XXXX PROT="HTTP"
> MSG="error code 302" STAT="GET" CMD="/favicon.ico" DUR=0
If you are using Mozilla Firefox then please see Novell TID 7005013
which suggests turning off favicons (although this will do so for all
sites).
See
http://www.novell.com/support/viewContent.do?externalId=7005013&sliceId=1