> If you are configured the *server* to do PAP authentication, then the
> default configuration files should be used. Your module (exec/whatever)
> should supply a "known good" password. The server then uses that to
> authenticate the user.
I configured the CLIENT to do EAP-TTLS with inner PAP.
T
> > authorize {
> > preprocess
> > suffix
> > eap
> > pap
> > papauth
> > }
>
> pap really should go at the end - i believe the default
> config mentions this...with maybe exclaimation marks or
> capital letters?
>
> alan
How is this supposed to help me
x
eap
pap
papauth
}
authenticate {
Auth-Type PAP {
test
}
eap
}
* END radiusd.conf **This is the relevant script part
* radiusauth.php **
* END radiusauth.php **
D
Isn't "pap" in authorize section there to do the job?
How can i authorize ANY user so that they will be authenticated by the php
script?
Bye
Dario Maccari
> Hi,
>
> you're not authorising the user. theres nothing to allow them acce
I'm trying to use an external php script to authenticate users connecting to an
Access Point.
Protocol used is EAP-TTLS with PAP as inner authentication protocol.
The relevant parts of config file i use is:
** radiusd.conf *
modules {
pap {
auto_heade
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