Cacti/core — English @ Cacti Translations: The user '%s' should have MODIFY permission to enable read/write.

	English
	Critical Binary Locations and Versions
	Make sure all of these values are correct before continuing.
	One or more paths appear to be incorrect, unable to proceed
	Directory Permission Checks
	Please ensure the directory permissions below are correct before proceeding. During the install, these directories need to be owned by the Web Server user. These permission changes are required to allow the Installer to install Device Template packages which include XML and script files that will be placed in these directories. If you choose not to install the packages, there is an 'install_package.php' cli script that can be used from the command line after the install is complete.
	After the install is complete, you can make some of these directories read only to increase security.
	These directories will be required to stay read writable after the install so that the Cacti remote synchronization process can update them as the Main Cacti Web Site changes
	If you are installing packages, once the packages are installed, you should change the scripts directory back to read only as this presents some exposure to the web site.
	For remote pollers, it is critical that the paths that you will be updating frequently, including the plugins, scripts, and resources paths have read/write access as the data collector will have to update these paths from the main web server content.
	Required Writable at Install Time Only
	Not Writable
	Required Writable after Install Complete
	Potential permission issues
	Please make sure that your webserver has read/write access to the cacti folders that show errors below.
	If SELinux is enabled on your server, you can either permanently disable this, or temporarily disable it and then add the appropriate permissions using the SELinux command-line tools.
	The user '%s' should have MODIFY permission to enable read/write.
	An example of how to set folder permissions is shown here, though you may need to adjust this depending on your operating system, user accounts and desired permissions.
	EXAMPLE:
	Once installation has completed the CSRF path, should be set to read-only.
	All folders are writable
	Input Validation Whitelist Protection
	Cacti Data Input methods that call a script can be exploited in ways that a non-administrator can perform damage to either files owned by the poller account, and in cases where someone runs the Cacti poller as root, can compromise the operating system allowing attackers to exploit your infrastructure.
	Therefore, several versions ago, Cacti was enhanced to provide Whitelist capabilities on the these types of Data Input Methods. Though this does secure Cacti more thoroughly, it does increase the amount of work required by the Cacti administrator to import and manage Templates and Packages.
	The way that the Whitelisting works is that when you first import a Data Input Method, or you re-import a Data Input Method, and the script and or arguments change in any way, the Data Input Method, and all the corresponding Data Sources will be immediatly disabled until the administrator validates that the Data Input Method is valid.
	To make identifying Data Input Methods in this state, we have provided a validation script in Cacti's CLI directory that can be run with the following options:
	This script option will search for any Data Input Methods that are currently banned and provide details as to why.
	This script option un-ban the Data Input Methods that are currently banned.
	This script option will re-enable any disabled Data Sources.
	It is strongly suggested that you update your config.php to enable this feature by uncommenting the <b>$input_whitelist</b> variable and then running the three CLI script options above after the web based install has completed.
	Check the Checkbox below to acknowledge that you have read and understand this security concern
	I have read this statement

	Component	Translation
	This translation Propagated Read only Cacti/core	The user '%s' should have MODIFY permission to enable read/write.
The following string has the same context and source.
	Propagated Read only Cacti/core (v1.2.x)	The user '%s' should have MODIFY permission to enable read/write.

Loading…

No matching activity found.

Browse all component changes

Things to check

Multiple failing checks

Following checks are failing:
PHP format: Arabic (Saudi Arabia), Chinese (Traditional)
Consecutive duplicated words: Bulgarian, Greek, Spanish, Hebrew (Israel), Hindi, Korean, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese

Reset

Glossary

English	English
No related strings found in the glossary.

String information

Flags

php-format, read-only

Source string location

lib/installer.php:2576

String age

3 years ago

Source string age