Hi!
configure --without-threads.
regards.
Guy Fraser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to remeber people saying that gethostbyname_r is not thread
safe, but I have not seen how to fix the problem.
Just straight answers, no feeble excuses for not answering or flames.
Thank You
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Guy
On Fri, Sep 12, 2003 at 03:12:58PM -0600, Guy Fraser wrote:
I seem to remeber people saying that gethostbyname_r is not thread
safe, but I have not seen how to fix the problem.
gethostbyname_r is the threadsafe version, which is not present in
*BSD (some of them...).
Just straight answers, no
Hi Michael,
that´s right. Is there any possibility to do such thing in freeradius?
And the rest of problem is to see in inner authentification in log file
a real username.
Michael Brown wrote:
This thread from the radiator list may shed some light on the situation:
hi list,
good day to all...
i have setup my postgresql 7.3.2 and freeradius 0.9.1 on a freebsd 4.8
machine.
i have successfully setup the postgresql and freeradius to support dial up
services. i tried to test the original configuration of freeradius 0.9.1
using ntradping..i was able to
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Alan == Alan DeKok [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Short of opening /dev/random and seeding it myself, is there something
that is more strongly seeded already present in the tree?
Alan No. I would suggest opening /dev/random, but that blocks, which
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Alan == Alan DeKok [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Alan Michael Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Short of opening /dev/random and seeding it myself, is there something
that is more strongly seeded already present in the tree?
Alan No. I would
Hi,
I'm currently configuring a Freeradius 0.9.1 with EAP-TLS support and
Postgresql.
If I put in 'users' file
DEFAULT Auth-Type := EAP
Everything works find, but if someone gets a certificate he can logs in.
I want to permit only user using postgresql. What should I put into radcheck,
Hi guys.
I have set up a system based on FreeBSD router running poptop for vpn which authorizes
my users against radius server with SQL backend.
Everything works great except statistics.
The problem is I cannot see any of the users who are loged in nor how much bandtwith
they use.
I use
Oliver Graf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is always the possibility to add a mutex locking fallback
version to libradius... perhaps I'll write one this weekend.
That would be the simplest thing to do.
Any objections to such a thread-safe helper for systems without
reentrant calls from the
Hi guys.
I have a setup for wireless clients where I use pptp vpn tunnels for my users to be
able to auth and connect.
The vpn daemon (poptop) talks to freeradius server which against gets user info from
MySQL database.
I use dialup_admin to be able to easly add new users.
Everything works
Michael Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or, how about if we call gettimeofday() after every read() from the network,
and stir the tv_usec into the lrad_rand() pool? Or should I just suck a copy
of yarrow in?
I would rather save the contents of the random pool, and re-load
them when the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm currently configuring a Freeradius 0.9.1 with EAP-TLS support and
Postgresql.
That won't work.
Everything works find, but if someone gets a certificate he can logs in.
That's what EAP-TLS is supposed to do.
(I don't know If I should put Auth-Type here)
Martin Jessa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to make radius do bandwith restrictions or run
commands against an external application?
For the first question, it's not the responsibility of RADIUS to
enforce bandwidth restrictions. The radius server can tell the NAS,
but it's the job
On Sat, Sep 13, 2003 at 06:37:03PM -0400, Alan DeKok wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm currently configuring a Freeradius 0.9.1 with EAP-TLS support and
Postgresql.
That won't work.
Everything works find, but if someone gets a certificate he can logs in.
That's what EAP-TLS is
Hi :) I see you are a BSD guy like me :)
I had similar problem for my wireless clients, I came up with an
excellent PPPoE solution. It is called www.Mikrotik.com
Its a shame that the pppoe implementation in FreeBSD cant do bandwidth
limiting, but the mikrotik(linux yack) implementation does! I
Hi !
Thanks a bunch for your quick answer.
So basically what you can do with the mikrotic stuff is authorizing users, allow them
to connect to your network based on info from a radius server and let the radius to
the bandwith limiting?
What Radius servers does it support? How is encryption done
I forgot to mention one thing.
The bandwith limiting must be done on the routers, not on the AP's.
The reason for that is I need to be able to give different bw to users connected to
the same AP. Also users must be able to connect from different places to different
AP's. Be able to roam.
Pluss
PPPoE can provide link encryption, I know this is starting to get off topic.
If you like a Cisco IOS like feel, then definitely microtik is probably the
way to go.
Jeremy
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