Anders Holm wrote:
> all I'm trying to do is talk things over. You take that as arguing.
Q: How does this work?
A: It works like this.
Q: I think it works like that.
A: No, I said like this. In detail.
Q: But I really think it works like that!
A: Stop it.
Q: Stop what?
> I have understood wha
JR Mayberry wrote:
> I'm not really sure if I'm doing this right, maybe someone can provide
> guidance. I have two problems a) how to structure my directory and b)
> how to do two lookups in rlm_ldap.
The LDAP module isn't set up to do multiple lookups.
> So, I'm basically doing two ldap lookup
I'm not really sure if I'm doing this right, maybe someone can provide
guidance. I have two problems a) how to structure my directory and b) how to do
two lookups in rlm_ldap.
But, effectively, LDAP is our authorization store and I'm proxying RADIUS to an
RSA server for authentication only.
Alan,
all I'm trying to do is talk things over. You take that as arguing.
I have understood what you have stated. I'm just trying to tell you, it
isn't as obvious always as you might think it is. Sure, for you it is
easy, as you've even written the RFCs. Not everyone has the background
knowle
Alan DeKok a écrit :
Thomas Fagart wrote:
1. Using radmin and the debug and even after reading man unlang, i'm
still not able to filter requests based on client IP (this is easier
then I'll be able to get only requests coming from the BS)
What have you tried? Why hasn't it worked?
Anders Holm wrote:
> Ah, the missing piece emerges. This is probably what I was missing.
My frustration is that I explained how it works. Rather than
believing that explanation, you started arguing about the rationale
behind the explanation.
That wasn't necessary.
>> Are you being deliber
Alan DeKok wrote:
Anders Holm wrote:
Heh. I sure did. Though, I'm thinking slightly differently I suppose..
"How can something be accepted which has not been requested?".
That is the definition of how Status-Server works. This definition
goes back to 1996 in a number of RADIUS serve
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