Customizing the login.html pages :
1. Open webseal configuration file and search for stanza [content-mime-types] add line as shown below
css = text/css
2. Go to webseal docs directory (Eg :/opt/pdweb/www-webseald/docs/) and place all the css, image files or folders.
3. Change the permission of the folder to 750 (Eg: chmod 750 icons)
4. Change the permission of the images and css file to 440 (Eg: chmod -R 440 * or chmod 440 * r chmod 440 icon-phone-red.png)
5. Change the owner name of all the folders of images and css to ivmgr (Eg: chown ivmgr:ivmgr * )
6. Customize the page as required
7. login to pdadmin
8. Attach unauth ACL to the folders or images (Eg : acl attach /WebSEAL/myssoenv-webseald/_CSS unauth)
Note : Steps 3, 4, and 5 required only if WebSEAL is installed on linux or AIX servers.
By
Nandavaram Pavan Kumar
1. Open webseal configuration file and search for stanza [content-mime-types] add line as shown below
css = text/css
2. Go to webseal docs directory (Eg :/opt/pdweb/www-webseald/docs/) and place all the css, image files or folders.
3. Change the permission of the folder to 750 (Eg: chmod 750 icons)
4. Change the permission of the images and css file to 440 (Eg: chmod -R 440 * or chmod 440 * r chmod 440 icon-phone-red.png)
5. Change the owner name of all the folders of images and css to ivmgr (Eg: chown ivmgr:ivmgr * )
6. Customize the page as required
7. login to pdadmin
8. Attach unauth ACL to the folders or images (Eg : acl attach /WebSEAL/myssoenv-webseald/_CSS unauth)
Note : Steps 3, 4, and 5 required only if WebSEAL is installed on linux or AIX servers.
By
Nandavaram Pavan Kumar
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