On Thursday 09 June 2005 14:30, Christian Seitz wrote: > Hi, > > I want to replace our old radius server with freeradius and it seems that > freeradius has all the features we need - great work! We are using > freeradius 1.0.2-4 from debian unstable with a PostgreSQL database for > users and logging. > > My problem is that some of our usernames contain a "#", for example > "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". Freeradius receives this username and logs it to > radius.log, but it logs "Auth: Login incorrect". When I turn on statement > logging in PostgreSQL, I can see, that freeradius sends a select query to > PostgreSQL with "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" as the username instead of > "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". > > When I change the username to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" in the database table, I > get "Auth: Login OK", although the client still sends "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" as > the username and freeradius logs "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" in radius.log. > > Is this a bug in freeradius? > > Chris
See safe-characters in postgresql.conf. Search the list archives for more info, as this has been talked about many times before. Kevin Bonner
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