allowed is a helper module to secure and restrict access to the services (FHEM web server and telnet) provided by fhem.pl.
FHEM ist ein Perl Server für die Haustechnik. Mit FHEM können verschiedene Aufgaben wie z.B. das Schalten von Lampen, die Steuerung von Jalousien oder Heizkörpern und vieles mehr im Haushalt automatisiert werden. Verschiedene Messwerte wie z.B. Temperatur, Luftfeuchtigkeit oder Stromverbrauch können mit FHEM erfasst werden.
define allowed _WEB allowed : attr allowed _WEB alias WEB (Permissions) attr allowed _WEB group Web-Access: attr allowed _WEB icon scene_keyboard: attr allowed _WEB room System: attr allowed _WEB validFor WEB: define DOIFtools DOIFtools associated DOIF: attr DOIFtools DOIFtoolsMenuEntry 1: attr DOIFtools group System: attr DOIFtools icon helper_doiftools, define is the needed FHEM command, mySwitch1 the future name of our device, dummy describes its type. The words define and dummy are part of FHEM ‘s command syntax and cannot be modified, mySwitch1 is (more or less) arbitrary. After pressing Enter the detailed view of our new FHEM device mySwitch1 is displayed.
2/3/2011 · allowFrom – Regexp the allowed IP addresses or hostnames. If this attribute is set, only connections from these addresses are accepted. Attention: If allowfrom is not set, and no kind allowed instance is defined , and the remote has a non-local address, then the connection is rejected. The following addresses are considered local:, WEBphone: creating device allowed _WEBphone for attribute basicAuth attr global statefile ./log/ fhem .save: attr global updateInBackground 1: attr global verbose 3: define telnetPort telnet 7072: define WEB FHEMWEB 8083 global: attr WEB plotEmbed 1: attr WEB plotfork 1: attr WEB stylesheetPrefix dark: attr WEB webname fhem _full: define allowed _WEB allowed, 11/18/2017 · At this point, it becomes a language issue: because of the wording, I interpreted the “ allowed ” part as part of the sentence – if you know what to look for, it tells you that a connection is refused because there is no defined instance of the allowed device. If you would have understood, you could have looked it up in the FHEM Reference. And it could have been.
FHEM may be secured using one of the following options: allowed and SSL. These two methods may be combined and can be used to secure one or both ways (telnet and web interface) to interact with and configure FHEM. Allowed restricts access by user authentication, SSL adds transport layer encryption (HTTPS/SSL).
