If you do not know how to apply the patch, you likely do not need the patch.
Please ask questions on the list.
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From: Mohammad Shohab Baig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 5:25 PM
Subject: adding sql auth patch. please help
further down my mailbox.
to apply it, use the -p1 option to patch. If you don't fit the above
description, you don't need it, so I suggest not using it.
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Roy Hooper ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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From: shohabbaig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Roy Hooper [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent
Did Outlook Express 6 mung this attachment into binary or something?
It's not MIME compliant as far as my MUA is concerned, anyway...
That's uuencode, a standard from the eighties that nobody really
uses anymore ..
Why is OE6 using it? Jeez, I haven't seen uuencode for so long that
Attached is a patch to 0.8.1 to provide rlm_sql with the ability to do
authentication. This allows other modules to ask for Auth-Type := SQL,
including the SQL Authorization module, allowing, for example, a MySQL
database to perform authorization and an Oracle database to do the final
I thought you'd like to know your emails are triggering my spam ruleset (and
that of others too I would imagine) for numerous reasons:
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From: ruidan su [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 9:24 PM
Subject: [freeradius-users]
Oops, caught by the Reply-To header. Sorry everyone.
Roy
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Paul S. Puth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wroreL
I am trying to compile the latest freeradius snapshot on a FreeBSD 4.5.
With just basic ./configure and make, it stopped at ltdl.lo (see below).
...
gcc: Internal compiler error: program as got fatal signal 4
gmake[2]: *** [ltdl.lo] Error 1
Be sure your telco is providing you with caller-ID data in the first place.
All major brand gear (Cisco, Ascend, Livingston) I've encountered is very
happy to send the caller-ID info when the gear itself gets it. Some gear
can probably be configured not to send caller-ID. Caller-ID may not be
Use gnu make.
---Roy HooperProject Manager Senior UNIX
ConsultantDecisive Technologies, Inc.[EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message -
From:
Fanny
Matamoros
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 11:03
AM
Subject: Installing Freeradius
I
I wrote a script in perl at one point to do radius testing, but can't find
it. I think FreeRadius ships with a command line tool to do queries and
dump the results. These kinds of tools would be your best bet for
debugging.
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Roy Hooper
Project Manager Senior UNIX Consultant
Decisive
Are you running the server as root?
Are you running without passwd and shadow set in the unix configuration
block?
Why don't you post your config file, and then I'll peruse the code to see
what might be getting in the way if it is not a config error.
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Roy Hooper
Project Manager Senior UNIX
hung more often if I had not moved the load fro Solaris to
FreeBSD.
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Roy Hooper
Project Manager Senior UNIX Consultant
Decisive Technologies Inc.
- Original Message -
From: Edgard Castro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 1:59 PM
Subject: RE: Best platform
signal,
errors parsing the users and hints files occur where no errors exist. This
might also happen to 0.4 unpatched, but I am unable to use an unpatched 0.4.
and finally:
-0.4 is a LOT more stable than 0.3, but even quirkier
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Roy Hooper
Project Manager Senior UNIX Architect
Decisive
As always, patches are welcome.
I'll find some time to work on as many of the things I mentioned as possible.
That's up to the individual modules. Many do, some don't.
Urgh. Makes sense, but urgh anyway.
0.5 defaults to running as 'root.root', due to the large number of
problems
in one of 4096 dif-
ferent ways.
I suggest therefore that the presence of anything other than these
characters cause an error. The only notable exception is $.
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Roy Hooper
Project Manager Senior UNIX Consultant
Decisive Technologies, Inc.
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rlm_unix.c.patch
the set [a-zA-Z0-9./]. This string is
used to perturb the hashing algorithm in one of 4096 dif-
ferent ways.
I suggest therefore that the presence of anything other than these
characters cause an error. The only notable exception is $, used by MD5 and
SHA
Regards,
Roy
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Roy Hooper
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