[ZendTo] Re: Is there an archive I can search?

[Jules]

No, there isn't, sorry. :-( I should get that sorted out.
Read http://zend.to/virtual.php starting at the "Next Steps" heading and 
then the "Setup in CentOS" section. Then go back to the documentation 
page and read
http://zend.to/preferences.php
and
http://zend.to/authentication.php
Once that is all done (depending on what you're trying to setup, you may 
have to do very little there), you need to create at least 1 user using 
/opt/zendto/bin/adduser.php on the command-line.
There aren't any pre-defined users already setup, that may well be 
another thing I should add. But I prefer to ship systems as secure as I 
can, as I know many people tend to leave any default account as it is 
and never change the password, which is A Bad Thing(tm).

Hope that helps!
Jules.

On 31/05/2011 20:13, Dale Qualls wrote:
> I've loaded up the zendto CentOS VM but I'm unable to login to the 
> admin console via the web gui.  None of the default username/passwords 
> I've tried work.
> Is there a list archive I can go troll through?
> TIA!
> Dale
>
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