Ok, probably the best choice is the proxy option. The only problem
(because I thought about my suggestion) is disk space on server 2.
The NFS solution is another possibility, but sharing that kind of files
could have security problems (not theoretically, but if I forget to do
something...)
TECHNICAL SOLUTION: Put another HD ;)
Thanks a lot,
Jon
On Tue, 1 Feb 2005, Stefan Winter wrote:
> > __________ _____________
> >
> > | | HOW? | |
> >
> > <--> | RADIUS | -------> | /etc/shadow |
> >
> > |__________| |_____________|
> >
> > Server 1 Server 2
>
> I suppose there are always ways to achieve whatever you like. But the question
> is: do you really _want_ that?
> I'd rather suggest to install another RADIUS server instance on Server 2 and
> let Server 1 proxy its requests to that instance. It can then talk to its
> own /etc/passwd and shadow outright.
> However, if you really want Server 1 to do that, you could make the file
> accessible locally (via NFS or similar) and adjust the configuration of the
> RADIUS Server 1 to look not in /etc but the directory where you have the
> files imported into.
>
> Stefan Winter
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