> I'm looking for a GINA agent that I can install on windows to have it
> authenticate against a radius server that does the challenge/response
> authentication option (which requires asking for the userid, going to the
> radius server to get a challenge, then getting the response from the user)
>
> as I search it seems that the common tool for this was pgina, but the
> author just pronounced it abandonware.
I think I would take a good look at pgina anyway. If the current version
can do what you need, it is stable, and (as far as I know) used in many
places.
It may not be a great long-term solution, but it may be a reasonable
interim solution until either another project lead vollunteers, or
something else comes along.
I think what Doug has been suggesting is to use samba on *ix configured
to do radius authentication as the back-end (via pam?) and use the
native windows tools/gina for prompting the user. I have not looked
into that at all.
--david
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