Re: Segmentation fault in "rlm_pap"

2012-08-09 Thread Alan DeKok
John Dennis wrote: > FWIW, we've gotten a couple of bug reports of segfaults using EAP, they > are described in this bugzilla (which includes a stacktrace and debug > output). > > https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=827858 This is typically caused by having discordant versions of OpenSS

Re: Segmentation fault in "rlm_pap"

2012-08-09 Thread John Dennis
On 08/09/2012 09:34 AM, Urban Loesch wrote: Hi, I'm new to the list. I'm currently migrating from "Radiator" to Freeradius with MySQL Database Backend for Authentication and Accounting. User-passwords are stored in mysql db with SMD5. FWIW, we've gotten a couple of bug reports of segfaults us

Re: Segmentation fault in "rlm_pap"

2012-08-09 Thread Urban Loesch
Hi Alan, thanks for your fast reply. If you need any further info please let me know. A copy of the SMD5 password. This is the whole raw data from db: id usernameattribute op value 4105urban@1 SMD5-Password := kB49X7B1aX5kzg6+OD6L12ZxRGRmcUM

Re: Segmentation fault in "rlm_pap"

2012-08-09 Thread Alan DeKok
Urban Loesch wrote: > [pap] login attempt with password "232nr4Cs" > [pap] Using SMD5 encryption. > [pap] Normalizing SMD5-Password from base64 encoding > Segmentation fault Oops. My guess is that the SMD5 password isn't correctly formed. Can you share it? > After the crash above I tried to

Segmentation fault in "rlm_pap"

2012-08-09 Thread Urban Loesch
Hi, I'm new to the list. I'm currently migrating from "Radiator" to Freeradius with MySQL Database Backend for Authentication and Accounting. User-passwords are stored in mysql db with SMD5. I have installed latest freeradius from debian "squeeze" repositories: ii freeradius