Hi, Friends,
When I visit my Modem by https://IP, it asks login, After entered credential, then it goes to https://IP/cgi-bin/luci. Luci asks login again, with user: root. I wonder how could I remove luci login.
thank you in advance.
Xian
do you want to remove LuCi GUI completely (resulting in command line administration only)?
Or do you want to enter LuCi GUI without entering a password?
“Modem“ ???
thank you. I corrected my spelling error.
I want remove login when visit https://IP/cgi-bin/luci. I still need LuCi GUI.
Nobody could answer this question? Could anyone give me a clue?
thank you in advance.
Hello
I'm digging up this subject without 1 answer even though it's a huge subject. it appears in many topics and in the documentation but without clearly saying what the solution is.
In order to use nginx as a reverse proxy I had to change the configuration of uHTTPd which now listens to other ports.
Now any domain that points to the public address of my router has the home page suffix added.
example.org => example.org/cgi-bin/luci
I understood that this came from the browser cache but in Chrome as in Firefox, deleting all site data does not change anything in this redirection
3 days later I am still blocked by this infernal phenomenon. 
It's not just a browser cache issue? what can I do to free myself ?
thanks in advance
PS : here is an example of what I understand as a simple browser cache issue https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/webserver/uhttpd#luci_with_embedded_lua_interpreter
but it is impossible to change anything on the browser side, even by deleting all site data
Faced with the obvious observation that it is not just a browser cache problem, I attacked the problem at the source
vi /www/index.html
I remove the line
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; URL=cgi-bin/luci/" />
and I find the smile again 
I also see how absolutely useless this redirection is.
And I see that the modification will not be taken into account in system/backup
Please remove this hell from the source code 