Re: Freeradius Postgres and Pap problem

radius_xlat: '/home/barry/log/radius/radacct/165.146.6.102/reply-detail-20070121' rlm_detail: /home/barry/log/radius/radacct/%{Client-IP-Address}/reply-detail-%Y%m%d expands to /home/barry/log/radius/radacct/165.146.6.102/reply-detail-20070121 modcall[post-auth]: module reply_log returns ok

Re: Freeradius Postgres and Pap problem

That is very odd. I note you are running custom SQL queries against a union of a password table and a stored procedure - it is possible something occurs inside the stored proc that causes a backend to lock up or start behaving abnormally. What happens if you execute: SELECT -1 AS id,

CA Chain

In the eap.conf, tls section, the comments say to use the 'CA_path' variable in the radiusd.conf file to indicate where the trusted CA chain will reside. However, this variable isn't in the tls section of the radiusd.conf file (it is in the LDAP section, but I'm pretty sure that won't help me) or

Re: Freeradius Postgres and Pap problem

Phil Mayers wrote: That is very odd. I note you are running custom SQL queries against a union of a password table and a stored procedure - it is possible something occurs inside the stored proc that causes a backend to lock up or start behaving abnormally. What happens if you execute:

RE: help

Hi Alan, Many thanks for your help. I have followed all the instructions from http://deployingradius.com. I do not know why I have had the CHAP authentication. I would like to use MS-CHAP authentication instead of CHAP, and do you have any tipps for me for this kind of setup (MS-CHAP)? Any

Re: FreeRADIUS FreeBSD port

Hi Alan and everyone, In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Alan DeKok [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes David Wood wrote: I am the maintainer of the FreeBSD FreeRADIUS port starting from version 1.1.3. It's probably about time I revealed myself here. Thanks. There's been the occasional question. Having

encrypted password - radius over WAN

I'd like to implement pam_radius module on some of our Linux boxes but I am worried about password (pam_radius can only do PAP) being captured and misused since the radius server is at central office and clients are all over the place. I read

Re: Freeradius, wireless access point and password authentication

Roberto wrote: I had a fast look at the authentication gateway howto... Sorry, I do not understand how can it help me... I want to find a means to authenticate the wireless clients towards the access point, not towards the rest of the - wired - network. The wireless client must not be able to

Proxy accounting after query LDAP

FR: freeradius-1.1.2 OD: FreeBSD 6.0 trying to query LDAP for certain attribute.. if found, then proxy accounting to other server if not store accounting locally. trying using rlm_perl as below:- i) radiusd.conf perl y5perl { module = /usr/local/etc/raddb/y5perl.pl }

Re: FreeRADIUS FreeBSD port

David Wood wrote: I'm not saying that I've got everything yet, but I think the port is now in good shape. If anyone wants to suggest further changes, or audits the port and finds any problems, I'm listening. Patches are particularly welcome, of course. Thanks. Little changes like that can

Re: encrypted password - radius over WAN

Agent Smith wrote: I'd like to implement pam_radius module on some of our Linux boxes but I am worried about password (pam_radius can only do PAP) being captured and misused since the radius server is at central office and clients are all over the place. Don't worry. I read

Re: help

John Wan wrote: I have followed all the instructions from http://deployingradius.com. I do not know why I have had the CHAP authentication. See the NAS documentation. I would like to use MS-CHAP authentication instead of CHAP, and do you have any tipps for me for this kind of setup