How to modify Superuser access
How to manage your Shinobi install from the Superuser level.
Where are the login credentials stored?
They are stored in a JSON file located in the root directory of the Shinobi install called super.json. By default the install location should be /home/Shinobi. To modify the file run the following.
nano /home/Shinobi/super.json
You should see the default contents appearing as it does below.
[
{
"mail":"[email protected]",
"pass":"21232f297a57a5a743894a0e4a801fc3"
}
]
The login details that are applied by the JSON above are as follows.
Login Address : [email protected] Password : admin
The password is in MD5. In future it will be SHA1 or something similar. The purpose of using MD5 is simply to make it unreadable to a regular passing human.
Never leave the default credentials. The latest commits will now also ask if the user wants to enable Superuser access during the install process.
After you are done modifying the credentials you must restart Shinobi.
pm2 restart camera.js
How to enable Superuser access
Assuming your Shinobi directory is at /home/Shinobi you can run the following to copy the sample file.
cp /home/Shinobi/super.sample.json /home/Shinobi/super.json
Restart Shinobi to apply changes.
pm2 restart camera.js
How to disable Superuser access
Assuming your Shinobi directory is at /home/Shinobi you can run the following to remove super.json.
rm /home/Shinobi/super.json
Restart Shinobi to apply changes.
pm2 restart camera.js
How to login as the Superuser
Assuming your Shinobi is running on port 8080 and the IP address is 1.1.1.1 you can open the following URL in your web browser. Then the submit button should appear as red instead of the regular green or blue.
How to create an MD5 password string
Open your terminal window and run the following command to create an MD5 string.
echo -n admin | md5sum
The password given for the example above is admin. The output should be as shown.
21232f297a57a5a743894a0e4a801fc3