[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, wasn't intentional. Someone set CHAP to a group which was assigned
to all users. I've changed the group Auth-Type := LOCAL, and everything
is working now.
Until someone tries to use MSCHAP.
Alan DeKok.
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Thor Spruyt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's something I find rather strange:
In postgresql.conf you can change the authenticate_query:
authenticate_query = SELECT Value,Attribute FROM ${authcheck_table}
It's old, and now deleted.
Alan DeKok.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's the debug info when PAP is requested against same password:
You are forcing Auth-Type := CHAP, even when the user isn't doing
CHAP.
STOP IT.
The server comes configured to work, and to do CHAP only when
necessary. Stop breaking the server.
Alan DeKok.
Using FreeRadius v1.0.0-pre3 with MySQL v4.0.16.
Given the password is stored in clear text, is there a way to authenticate
both PAP or CHAP against the same password?
In radiusd.conf, modules pap, I've tried encryption_scheme = clear, but
didn't notice any difference.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Using FreeRadius v1.0.0-pre3 with MySQL v4.0.16.
Given the password is stored in clear text, is there a way to
authenticate both PAP or CHAP against the same password?
According to me, that's what it does by default.
Check that the modules are enabled in radiusd.conf
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Using FreeRadius v1.0.0-pre3 with MySQL v4.0.16.
Given the password is stored in clear text, is there a way to
authenticate both PAP or CHAP against the same password?
According to me, that's what it does by default.
Check that the modules are enabled in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Both PAP and CHAP modules are enabled in radiusd.conf. And you're
right, there is no authenticate_query in sql.conf.
Being in clear text, when authentication by CHAP is requested, it's
fine.
But when PAP is requested against the same password, I get:
rlm_chap:
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