[Red5] AdminPanel for War Version

[Dan Rossi]

I think this build file should be best outside the main build file  
possible ?

Please test this inside dist/webapps/adminPanel/WEB-INF/

It uses user input rather than argument flags which allows to leave  
the salt key as default, id prob advise people to change the salt  
anyway.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<project name="AdminPanel" basedir="." default="pwdgen">

     <path id="full.classpath">
         <fileset dir="../../../../lib"/>
     </path>

     <target name="pwdgen">
         <echo message="Generating adminPanel password..."/>

         <input
             message="Enter Password:"
             addproperty="password"
         />

         <input
             message="Enter Salt:"
             addproperty="salt"
             defaultvalue="seKret"
         />

         <java classname="org.red5.adminPanel.utils.PasswordGenerator"
             fork="true"
             outputproperty="encodedpass">
             <classpath>
                 <pathelement location="./classes/"/>
                 <path refid="full.classpath"/>
             </classpath>
             <arg line="${password} ${salt}"/>
         </java>
         <replaceregexp file="./users.properties" match="\s*=\s*.*\s*, 
\s*" replace="=${encodedpass},"/>
         <echo message="Generated encoded password: ${encodedpass}"/>
         <echo message="Username: admin"/>
     </target>

</project>

I was hoping to find an acegi class that actually edits the flatfile  
user database but i havent, this would be the better option so it  
allows for more than one user :)

Thanks for your help, let me know peeps and ill add to trunk ;)


On 27/12/2007, at 12:41 AM, Manuel R.G. wrote:

> Again the copy/paste problem.
> gmail (hosted) seems to put a SPACE to break my posts:
>
> Please, remove SPACE's yourself from:
>
> <pathelement location="${ webapps.build.dir}/adminPanel/WEB-INF/ 
> classes"/>
> <java classname=" org.red5.adminPanel.utils.PasswordGenerator"
>
> I think there are no more than these. Sorry again :(
>
>
> 2007/12/26, Manuel R.G. <info at vengava.com>:
> Dan,
>
> it was updating the users.properties encoded password yet.
> Look at your users.properties after calling ant pwdgen.
>
> Now, i've removed properties from my test build.xml to pass them  
> command line like:
>
> ant pwdgen -Dpassword=secretpassword -Dsalt=seKret
>
> The build.xml piece now looks like (and "seems" to work):
>
> <!-- adminPanel password encoder -->
>
>     <target name="pwdgen" depends="compile">
>         <echo message="Generating adminPanel password..."/>
>         <java classname=" org.red5.adminPanel.utils.PasswordGenerator"
>         fork="true"
>         outputproperty="encodedpass">
>             <classpath>
>                 <pathelement location="${ webapps.build.dir}/ 
> adminPanel/WEB-INF/classes"/>
>                 <path refid="full.classpath"/>
>             </classpath>
>             <arg line="${password} ${salt}"/>
>         </java>
>         <echo message="Generated encoded password: ${encodedpass}"/>
>         <replaceregexp file="${webapps.build.dir}/adminPanel/WEB-INF/ 
> users.properties" match="\s*=\s*.*\s*,\s*" replace="=$ 
> {encodedpass},"/>
>     </target>
>
> <!-- adminPanel password encoder -->
>
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