I’ve been going crazy as all sin trying to find things within Cockpit when I finally remembered that there may be in fact some items that might just be missing.
Firewall: When creating a new firewall/port forwarding rule in Cockpit you cannot input or select “any” for source/destination/service. If you however create a firewall/port forwarding rule using the old https://example.com:980 web admin face and THEN edit that rule in Cockpit the rule gets modified/saved correctly but you cannot remove and then add back an entry of “Any” into the selection after modification.
No I did not. What I guess I am trying to point out is that something that is in the default layout of the old Web Manager currently is not present in the Cockpit version. Though I could get around the initial problem by doing what has been suggested I’m curious if this was the intent of the developers or if the “Any” object for the firewall/services somehow didn’t make it over.
Been here, done that.
Hope that someone will understand that Cockpit is still beta, no matter what dev team says.
Plenty of edges still needs polishing.
It’s a design choice.
In some rare cases, rules involving the any destination/source can create some unexpected behavior.
Also the iptables chains grow too much.
The new validator should help the user creating better and more focused rules.
Software Center: “Installed Applications” with the option to uninstall
Web Proxy: enable/disable and sizing cache
Web Content Filter: enable/disable disable Antivirus
Such options are deprecated and probably will be removed in the future.
No UI will be exposed for them inside Cockpit.
If you want it, please open a PR and take care to maintain also the underlay code
It’s already there, at the bottom of the page. Not really visible, probably we should fix it
But bear in mind that the antivirus on HTTP is almost uselss
I found exposed AD credentials for the BIND account in Cockpit that normally is hidden in the old gui.
Configuration -> Account Provider (NethServer Joined as a BDC via SAMBA4) Bind password is hidden by default on ad.example.com:980 but fully exposed as plain text in Cockpit via System -> Users and Groups -> Account Provider -> Remote Active Directory Details.
Any suggestion is welcome!
