Hello Brandon -
You can see what the tests are by having a look at the file test.pl in the
main Radiator distribution directory. From the description there I am
guessing that you are running on FreeBSD? If so, have you just moved across
to this platform? In any case, I am guessing that the password encryption on
this platform is different to what you were using before.
Could you let me know what platform you are using and include your
configuration file (no secrets) together with a trace 4 debug showing what
is going on.
thanks
Hugh
NB - I'm travelling for a couple of weeks ...
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Brandon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 5:10 PM
Subject: (RADIATOR) Bad Password
I recently attempted to upgrade from version 2.13 to 2.15 but when I did so
all of a sudden all users are being denied access. In the logfile with a
trace set to 4 I get the following:
Radius::AuthUNIX REJECT: Bad Encrypted password
I know the encrypted password is correct, because on my secondary server it
has a duplicate of this file and it works just fine. Through some hacking
of the util.pm and authgeneric.pm file I added the following lines to the
file
&main::log($main::LOG_WARNING, "password variable");
to attempt to find out why the encrypted password was giving an incorrect
result.
It appears that the util.pm file is giving a response of
Wed Mar 29 01:49:34 2000: WARNING:
$1$$1$$oHccQDVZhB/NxZSd7dTxA.$4q9edq2DPjkjehGxsSI8G
and trying to compare this password below with it in the authengeneric.pm
file.
Wed Mar 29 01:49:34 2000: WARNING: $1$$oHccQDVZhB/NxZSd7dTxA.
Of course the two don't match... I am wondering if anyone has any clue as
to why this is occuring. I tried both Radiator 2.14.1 and Radiator 2.15
and on both got a BAD ENCRYPTED PASSWORD error in the logfile for a password
that I know is 100% correct.
One thing that may be the cause of the problem (unsure) is that when I did a
"make test" it came up with the following results however because I don't
know what the tests are... I am unsure as to why they are stating "not ok".
not ok 2r
not ok 2t
not ok 2v
Please let me know of any suggestions that you have. I have
already tried reinstalling perl and MD5 and it did not help.
Brandon
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