Alan,
I'm using the man rlm_passwd examples and the examples within
radiusd.conf and still I can't manage to make User-Group membership to
work.
Here's my config:
in radiusd.conf :
passwd MyGroup {
filename = /etc/MyGroup
format = ~Group-Name:::*,User-Name
hashsize = 50
ignoreislike = yes
Ami Schieber wrote:
passwd MyGroup {
filename = /etc/MyGroup
format = ~Group-Name:::*,User-Name
hashsize = 50
ignoreislike = yes
allowmultiplekeys = yes
My /etc/MyGroup file :
FIGrp:::*,Ami
FIGrp:::*,John
No.
Phil,
Thanks for your help.
Can you also explain what format should the users file use ?
Currently, I've tried :
Ami User-Password == ami123
Service-Type = Framed-User,
Framed-Protocol = PPP,
Fall-Through = Yes
FIGrp Auth-Type := Local, MyGroup-Name := FIGrp
Reply-Message = Hello from
Ami Schieber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm still unable to see a match to the Group entry when I run radiusd -X but
only to the user and to DEFAULT entries :
users: Matched entry Ami at line 1
users: Matched entry DEFAULT at line 20
You're not trying to match the group name. See man users
On 8/28/06, Alan DeKok [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ami Schieber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm still unable to see a match to the Group entry when I run radiusd -X but only to the user and to DEFAULT entries :
users: Matched entry Ami at line 1 users: Matched entry DEFAULT at line 20You're not trying
Ami Schieber wrote:
man users doesn't show me anything I find related to users file of
FreeRadius :
NAME
users - print the user names of users currently logged in to the
current host
Try man 5 users. Man page names are only unique within section
numbers. Alternatively, man -a users
Ami Schieber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok. I've probably mis-read the documents.
Can someone please provide an example of how to specify group membership to
a user and then define return values for this group ?
Should I cut paste the documentation from man rlm_passwd here?
What part of
Alan,
Thanks for the pointers. All examples discuss unix groups and I need to avoid using those.
Can I create a file with several definitions like :
Finance = userA,userB,userC
Engineering = diffuserA,diffuserB,diffuserC
and somewhere else have another definition like:
Finance:
Reply-Message
Ami Schieber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the pointers. All examples discuss unix groups and I need to
avoid using those.
The examples I pointed you to do NOT discuss Unix groups. Go read
man rlm_passwd.
Alan DeKok.
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Ami Schieber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've seen several QA about local groups of users but they all refer to
system groups (i.e. - /etc/group configuration).
I'd like to have a Group definition that will include attributes that are
common to all users that belong in this group.
See the FAQ,
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