Hi,
> On 02 Oct 2015, at 14:57, Nadav Hod <nadav....@comm-it.co.il> wrote:
>
> I personally am not a big fan of NPS due to its lack of scalability,
> authentication support and customability, but at least credentials were
> somewhat secure.
>
if I understood correctly, some sort of wanted kind of protection could be
implemented with
using variables for secrets in Radiator config and include definitions of
variables
through a script.
E.g.:
DbDir /etc/radiator
include %D/conf_secrets.pl|
<Client 1.2.3.4>
Identifier client1
Secret %{GlobalVar:client1_secret}
</Client>
<AuthBy FILE>
EAPTLS_PrivateKeyPassword %{GlobalVar:tls_cert_key_pass}
</AuthBy>
The protection of secrets is then implemented in conf_secrets.pl script.
When authorized to output, it should print stdout:
DefineGlobalVar client1_secret mysecret
DefineGlobalVar tls_cert_key_pass whatever
BR
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