Re: simple setup using users file

2003-11-25 Thread Jean-Paul Chapalain
Bill Schoolfield wrote: Hi, I'm using freeradius 0.9.3 on redhat 9.0. I'm trying to get simple authentication working using the users file. I have edited the client.conf and users file but nothing else. When running under debug, I can see the authentication request come in and I have verified t

Re: simple setup using users file

2003-11-24 Thread Bill Schoolfield
Yes it's in the users file. My example was a "mock up" of the user file. I should have cut & pasted the real data! Anyway the problem turned out to be a bad password? (see my other post). Thanks for your responses. Bill --- Rob Genovesi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The username "00022d-8152d8"

Re: simple setup using users file

2003-11-24 Thread Bill Schoolfield
Update: I got it to work by changing the password to clear text. Does "Auth-Type = Local" always use clear text password or can this be configured to use encrypted passwords? Why did the message indicate "no password" vs "password is incorrect"? This wording had me looking for the wrong prob

Re: simple setup using users file

2003-11-24 Thread Rob Genovesi
The username "00022d-8152d8" is in your users file? You can see it is matching the DEFAULT entry at line 153 (users: Matched DEFAULT at 153) , but it does not seem to find this specific username in the users file. Other recommendation would be to check the "lower_user" option in radiusd.conf. Fr

Re: simple setup using users file

2003-11-24 Thread Bill Schoolfield
Rob, Thanks. I doubled checked. The comma is there. Sorry 'bout that. I really have no clue what is going on here. The message indicate no password is present in the request, yet in the debug log is it shown. Here is a snippit of the log: Listening on IP address *, ports 1812/udp and 1813/u

Re: simple setup using users file

2003-11-24 Thread Rob Genovesi
Looks like a syntax error in the users file. Your missing a comma after the auth-type in your specific user entry. Correct entry should look like: 000102-030405 Auth-Type := Local, User-Password == "" Also use ":=" to declar your Auth-Type in the DEFAULT entry. (Theres an example in the

simple setup using users file

2003-11-24 Thread Bill Schoolfield
Hi, I'm using freeradius 0.9.3 on redhat 9.0. I'm trying to get simple authentication working using the users file. I have edited the client.conf and users file but nothing else. When running under debug, I can see the authentication request come in and I have verified that the shared secret is

simple setup using users file

2003-11-24 Thread Bill Schoolfield
Hi, I'm using freeradius 0.9.3 on redhat 9.0. I'm trying to get simple authentication working using the users file. I have edited the client.conf and users file but nothing else. When running under debug, I can see the authentication request come in and I have verified that the shared secret i