Hello,
I think there is a problem with the case-sensivity of password
(freeradius-0.3) in radclient:
Lets sess the follwoing excerpt of my configuation:
a Auth-Type := Local, Password == x
Framed-Protocol = PPP
A Auth-Type := Local, Password ==
At 12:10 PM 1/4/2002 +0800, Rubby wrote:
Hi,all,happy new year!
I want to know freeRadius 0.3 how to support Simultaneous-Use?
0.4 is the latest release. And the current CVS builds have many more
bugfixes beyond 0.4.
Does it maintain a internal online-users table?
It is described, in lots of
Rubby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote TWICE:
I want to know freeRadius 0.3 how to support Simultaneous-Use?
Does it maintain a internal online-users table?
If I use SQL to authorize and authenticate, I must add a temporary online-users
table?
And how to configure?
Can you PLEASE only post ONE
I think there is a problem with the case-sensivity of password
(freeradius-0.3) in radclient:
The passwords usually are case sensitive, unless you've played with
the 'lower_pass' configuration item in radiusd.conf.
Results:
- User a is accepted with its lower case password x. (This is OK)
Hi,
I was wondering if there is any way to access the username/hint located
in the accounting detail keyed by IP address.
I have an application in mind in which a Proxy Server matches a client's
IP address with a radius username/Hint in order to grant access or apply
a filter/criteria list for
Joe Maimon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if there is any way to access the username/hint located
in the accounting detail keyed by IP address.
The 'detail' file is just a file on the disk, so at the minimum, you
can write a script to root through it.
I have an application in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joe Maimon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if there is any way to access the username/hint located
in the accounting detail keyed by IP address.
The 'detail' file is just a file on the disk, so at the minimum, you
can write a script to root through it.
Tyler Hardison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is also a script that I use regularly. So much so that I made a
CGI frontend for it. Its called radiusreport and it does very good on
Freeradius' detail files.
My NNTP provider and dialup provider proxy requests for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
to my FreeRadius server, which is not stripping the realm. For some very
strange reason, for those people who are in /etc/passwd, they can
authenticate anyhow. But I'm migrating over to LDAP, and looking for
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