Auth: Login incorrect: [user/CHAP-Password]

2005-06-17 Thread Adil Azmi Bikarbass
Dear FreeRadius list members, I'm really stuck with an authentication problem here: I'm getting the following error meesage anytime a user try to connect through my Freeradius server : Auth: Login incorrect: [user/CHAP-Password] (from client MT2_ADSL port 1476461184) Auth: rlm_unix

Re: Auth: Login incorrect: [user/CHAP-Password]

2005-06-17 Thread Jandre Olivier
the following error meesage anytime a user try to connect through my Freeradius server : Auth: Login incorrect: [user/CHAP-Password] (from client MT2_ADSL port 1476461184) Auth: rlm_unix: Attribute User-Password is required for authentication. Cannot use CHAP-Password. Here is the radius entry

Re: Auth: Login incorrect: [user/CHAP-Password]

2005-06-17 Thread Adil Azmi Bikarbass
members, I'm really stuck with an authentication problem here: I'm getting the following error meesage anytime a user try to connect through my Freeradius server : Auth: Login incorrect: [user/CHAP-Password] (from client MT2_ADSL port 1476461184) Auth: rlm_unix: Attribute User-Password is required

Re: Auth: Login incorrect: [user/CHAP-Password]

2005-06-17 Thread Roberto Gonzalez Azevedo
Azmi Bikarbass wrote: Dear FreeRadius list members, I'm really stuck with an authentication problem here: I'm getting the following error meesage anytime a user try to connect through my Freeradius server : Auth: Login incorrect: [user/CHAP-Password] (from client MT2_ADSL port 1476461184

Re: Auth: Login incorrect: [user/CHAP-Password]

2005-06-17 Thread Alan DeKok
Adil Azmi Bikarbass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Auth: Login incorrect: [user/CHAP-Password] (from client MT2_ADSL port 1476461184) Auth: rlm_unix: Attribute User-Password is required for authentication. Cannot use CHAP-Password. You have set Auth-Type := System, which doesn't work for CHAP

Re: Auth: Login incorrect: [user/CHAP-Password]

2005-06-17 Thread Alan DeKok
Adil Azmi Bikarbass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes but the Auth-Type := System is at the end of the users file while the user has its entries at the beginning o the users file! That's nice. It's also irrelevant. Run the server in debugging mode to see which entries are matched, and why.