File Users

Hello! Anyone can tell me where can I find some instructions about how to configure the "default LDAP-GROUP" option in the file USERS? Thanks. -- ** José Berenguer Giménez Área de Comunicacione

Re: File Users

On Fri, 10 Jun 2005, [ISO-8859-1] José Berenguer wrote: > Hello! Anyone can tell me where can I find some instructions about how > to configure the "default LDAP-GROUP" option in the file USERS? > Thanks. > doc/rlm_ldap doc/ldap_howto.txt - List info/subscribe

Conditional statement in file 'users'... more

Sorry, I THOUGHT I found the solution... So, I repost my question right here : I would like to authorize a given user to some services depending on the NAS he is connected to. Basically I would like to have something like that : userif NAS-IP-Address == 10.10.10.10 t

Re: Conditional statement in file 'users'... more

"MINODIER David RD-RESA-LAN" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In a more general case, is there a doc on the various operators (==, > =, :=, +=, etc) we can use une the "users" file ? The "man" page for the "users" file. The first paragraph of the sample "users" file mentions the "man" page. > a

Restart Freeradius when file "users" is updated

We configure Freeradius to provide secure wireless connections to access points using EAP/TLS. All allowed users to make wireless connections to the access point are maintained in the file "users".  Freeradius is configured to run as a daemon in Linux. Whenever the file "use

Re: Restart Freeradius when file "users" is updated

*Is there any way to configure Freeradius so that the updated file "users" is read without restarting Freeradius?* use DB * * ** *If not, do we need to configure Freeradius to obtain authorized users in the database instead?* yes Edgars All help is appreciated. Thanks

Converting flat-file users files and system passwords to mysql

using freeradius on the current systems, but back when I installed them I didn't grok radius/mysql well enough to make it work, so there are a few hundred users stored in flat-file users.* files under /etc/raddb/ with matching unix passwd/shadow entries. Now that I've gotten freeradius-mys

Re: Converting flat-file users files and system passwords to mysql

are a few > hundred users stored in flat-file users.* files under /etc/raddb/ with > matching unix passwd/shadow entries. > > Now that I've gotten freeradius-mysql to work on a few other > systems I've had to set up I'd like to go with that on the new machines,