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Hello,

I would like to display a map in Kiosk mode on a TV, and for that I created a new user “Kiosk” with the autologin options and everything needed according to the Centreon documentation.

Currently, I can access some pages in autologin mode (without authentication prompt) such as:

  • CustomView

  • Configuration-Hosts

But for the MAP page, it directly redirects me to the login page.
However, once authenticated, the same URL used for the MAP page works fine.

I am actually using the 'Copy autologin link' feature.

 

Does anyone have an idea?

 

Thanks in advance,
Gil.

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Hello,

J’aimerais fournir une map en mode Kiosque sur une TV, et pour cela j’ai crée un nouvel utilisateur “Kiosque” avec les options d’autologin et tout ce qui faut selon la doc Centreon.

Actuellement j’arrive bien à atteindre en mode autologin (sans demande d’authentification) certaines page comme:
CustomView

Configuration-Hosts

Mais pour la page MAP cela me ramène directement sur le page de login.
Par contre une authentifié, la même url utilisée pour la page MAP fonctionne.

Pourtant j’utilise bien la fonction “Copy autologin link”


Est-ce que quelqu’un aurait une idée ?

Merci d’avance
Gil.

Hello,

If i remember correctly, the autologin feature doesn’t works well with the “modern” pages, like Ressource status page or Dashboards

I think MAP page is one of the modern pages, so this explain it redirect you to the login page

As a workaround, you can create a custom view and use the MAP widget to show your MAP

Then share the custom view to your “Kiosque” user

Finally, connect as Kiosque user, add the custom view you just created, and use the autologin link of this page for your TV

 

Hope it helps

Hello,
 

Thank you for your reply. That's an interesting approach, and I'll give it a try.

I'll still ask support, though, because we were told it was possible.
 

Thanks again, and have a good day.
Gil.

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