Hi all,

I try to connect with 192.168.1.1 to a FritzBox Fon Wlan 7170 in order to configure it but Sputnik doesn't show anything at all, just a white background. No error messages or such! A tab is shown on top of Sputnik with the name "FritzBox".

I tried several different "Spoof as" but without success.

Any idea how to have this work?

Thanks for help.

Regards

Christoph

Most of the routers use http auth to authenticate user. Current public beta doesn't support it. But it will change with next release which is realy soon now.

Hi marcik,

GREAT, thanks very much for your feed-back

Best regards

Christoph

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Really ? Sputnik might not popup a Requester, but passing via url works.

Try http://username:password@192.168.1.1

The : sign is only necessary if there is a password at all.


[ Edited by pOS on 2008/4/4 23:00 ]

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Yeah, using this for MLDonkey and others successfull for quite a while :)

@ pOS

Thnaks very much for your feed-back, I tried this with an older (about 3 years old) Zyxel router and it worked just fine

But then I tried the same with a Print server but it didn't work

The url was:

http://admin:1234@192.168.1.42

but I get the error as per screen grab.

Any idea?

@ marcik

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Most of the routers use http auth to authenticate user. Current public beta doesn't support it. But it will change with next release which is realy soon now.


I tested this and realized that the FritzBox seems not to ask for authendication... I don't get any error message and the Tab shows correctely FritzBox but just nothing is shown/displayed in the browser window.

I also tried the following:

http://index_inhalt.html@192.168.1.1

this loads something but still nothing is shown and I dont get any error message.

I saved the "source" of the page to disk and I attached the file to this message. Also I made another screen grab of Sputnik, so you can see what is shown.

Would be great if such configurations could be handled via Sputnik as e. g. the FritzBox permits VoIP phone, converts incoming faxes to pdf and sends them to an e-mail address, etc. and therefore the user needs quite often to enter the configuration...

Regards

Christoph

@rms

I see no files attached. Anyway - wait for a next sputnik release. If it still won't work then connact me privately and we'll try to find a sollution.

@ marcik

thanks for your feed-back

Ok, I will try with the upcoming version and contact you if it does not work.

Best regards

Christoph

@marcik:

Seems like Sputnik is included in MOS 2.0, so will there be a release which runs on MorphOS 1.4 (regardless if 2.0 is released or not)?

Yes

@rms:

Bookmark this link e.g. in Ibrowse and copy and paste it in Sputnik:

http://192.168.178.1/cgi-bin/webcm?getpage=../html/de/menus/menu2.html&var:lang=de&var:menu=internet&var:pagename=pppoe&var:activtype=pppoe

In this way I do disconnect and reconnect my FritzBox to Internet to get a new IP, which is useful sometimes.

When you click the link right now while using Ibrowse, please note that you maybe have to klick in the URL bar and press enter to get the FritzBox page.

When using the link from Sputnik you are able to access most if not all of the pages within FritzBox.

You are using the wrong IP-Number.
Simply type fritz.box and you are there.

I use DLink DI-804HV, and Sputnik can work with it. URL used for access is http://admin@192.168.0.1 .

@ Schlonz

Thanks very much for your link, it works fine with Sputnik

It seems that I can access all the pages.

In fact I only had to change the ip which was modified by the vendor of the Fritzbox so it uses the same as I had before with my DSL router: 192.168.1.1, but that's all.

I hope this info will be usefull for others also.

Thnaks again.

Regards

Christoph