Hello Andy -
I have copied this to Mike and he will look at it when he returns next week.
Thanks for reporting the problem.
regards
Hugh
On Friday 20 April 2001 22:56, Andy De Petter wrote:
> Hello,
>
> When I enable RejectEmptyPassword option, in my radiator configuration, all
> users, that are authentifying through CHAP, are being rejected, because of
> an empty "User-Password".
>
> Anyone has experience this same problem?
>
> This problem occurs, after upgrading to 2.18 (same config works okay on
> 2.17.1).
>
> -Andy
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