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There is a file called ldap.attrmap in the raddb directory.
Have a look at it. This file defines the mapping between
ldap attributes and the items which you want to return.
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>i'm now working with freeradius.4 and openldap2.23,i want to return someting su
I very much agree with that. Only registered users should be able to
post messages to the list.
-Basavaraj
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Hi Alan ,
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>>I have one more question . This is regarding huntgroups . I assume
>>huntgroups is for restricting users to certain groups , right ?
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Hi Alan ,
Thanks for the help ! Your mail cleared a lot of doubts in my
mind .
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>>The module "files" returns not found since there is no entry in the
>>users file still the authorization is done with ldap . I was under
>>the impression that if a user-name is not present in the u
Hi ,
Can anybody tell me the usage of the radiusprofile objectclass in
the RADIUS LDAP schema . I know that I have to specify the dn of a
radius profile object in the radiusd.conf file but I am not clear as to
why it has to be done . Of course I did read the documentation but that
was not
Hi ,
I have got freeradius up and running . However I have a few
questions , regarding the users . I have setup ldap as authentication
backend for freeradius . So my radiusd.conf file , the ldap modules
section looks like this :
ldap {
server = 127.0.0.1
