When you customize a server response page, such as a
login form, you can add images (graphics) to the page or form. Perform
the following steps:
Procedure
Place the image file in an appropriate subdirectory under junction-root.
You can use the LMI to manage this directory. Go to the Manage Reverse
Proxy Management Root page. A suggested
location for the image might be:
junction-root/icons
You can use HTML code similar to the following example
to describe the image in the custom login form:
<image src="/icons/logo.jpg" alt="Company Logo">
Ensure the definition of the image's file format is listed
in the [content-mime-types] of the WebSEAL configuration
file. For example:
[content-mime-types]
jpg = image/jpeg
Create an ACL that allows unauthenticated access to logo.jpg.
Since this is the login page, there is no user ID established at the
point of access. Therefore you must allow unauthenticated access to
the image file object or directory object containing the image (such
as the icons directory). The minimum permission required
are "Tr" for both Unauthenticated and Any-other. For example:
pdadmin> acl show icons-acl
ACL name: icons-acl
Description:
Entries:
Any-other Tr
Unauthenticated Tr
User sec_master TcmdbsvaBRrl
Note: When
setting the permissions on the Unauthenticated ACL entry, you must
have as a minimum the same permissions as the Any-other ACL entry.
For this example, attach this ACL explicitly to the icons directory
(or ensure that the unauthenticated permission is inherited to this
point). For example: