Hi am going to test this AWA, maby it runs on the original webadmin and adds just some needs plugins.. well am gonna look now and post here what i saw!
Ok, as far as i can understand it it ads just more than one admin so its indeed an sort or replacement webadmin that acts as an plugin so my advise is BACKUP [Backup your Unreal Tournament\Web directory - this is important as AWA destructively overwrites the defaults_menu.uhtm file.{files} ]
the original files of webadmin see also this readme file of it;
Advanced Web Admin Version 1.0 (17/2/2001)
Created by TheFury
http://www.fury.co.uk/ut
Advanced Web Admin (AWA) isn't actually that advanced. It's purpose is very specific, to provide multiple named users access to UT's web admin system. Further, you can assign different access privileges to each user. There is a hard limit of 50 named users - if you want more than this number then I'd question how your running your server setup
If you still want more than 50 then tough...
Advanced Web Admin (AWA) is a server side only module. There are no client downloads of any kind.
Installation
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Backup your Unreal Tournament\Web directory - this is important as AWA destructively overwrites the defaults_menu.uhtm file.
Copy the supplied files into your respective UT directory.
Edit your UnrealTournament.ini file
Find the section [UWeb.WebServer] - should look something like this:
[UWeb.WebServer]
Applications[0]=UTServerAdmin.UTServerAdmin
ApplicationPaths[0]=/ServerAdmin
Applications[1]=UTServerAdmin.UTImageServer
ApplicationPaths[1]=/images
DefaultApplication=0
bEnabled=True
ListenPort=12345
Now change the first four lines to read as the following:
[UWeb.WebServer]
Applications[0]=AdvWebAdmin.AdvServerAdmin
ApplicationPaths[0]=/ServerAdmin
Applications[1]=AdvWebAdmin.AdvImageServer
ApplicationPaths[1]=/images
This will disable the standard Webadmin server and enable the advanced webadmin server.
Thats it
*NOTE* After installation your webadmin will initially only respond to a user of ADMIN with a password of ADMIN. Don't worry this can be changed.
If everything was successful then you should be able to point your browser at the specified webadmin listen port and the new webadmin pages should be visible. Don't be fooled into thinking it hasn't worked - there are only 2 new screens !!!
Usage
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AWA adds two new menu options to the defaults page. These are Change Password and Config WebAdmin.
Change Password: Allows the currently logged on user to change his or her password.
Config WebAdmin: This provides access to per user configuration screens. From here you can add, edit and delete users. I'll leave you to figure out the add and delete...
On selecting Edit user a further screen is displayed that enables you to select which of the webadmin screens that user is allowed to access. You may also change the user's password from this screen. It goes without saying that for all but your very trusted users you will want to disable the Config WebAdmin access for users...
All configuration information is stored in the file AdvWebAdmin.ini - which should make it portable across all the machines that you may be running.