Authenticating usernames with spaces using MySQL

Hi I have an issue where I authenticate incoming DHCP requests on a broadband aggregation router using the Option 82 Port ID information as the username attribute within the RADIUS authentication request. Unfortunately the Port ID information includes spaces - and this is causing an issue where

Re: Authenticating usernames with spaces using MySQL

I have an issue where I authenticate incoming DHCP requests on a broadband aggregation router using the Option 82 Port ID information as the username attribute within the RADIUS authentication request. Unfortunately the Port ID information includes spaces - and this is causing an issue

Usernames with spaces

I'm a relatively new freeradius user so I am not really an expert with it. I have two users in the racheck table: admin and d6 40 1a 98. Both with passwords admin198. Doing this: *radtest admin admin198 localhost 0 testing123* ..returns an Access-Accept packet. But doing this: *radtest d6 40 1a

Re: Usernames with spaces

I'm a relatively new freeradius user so I am not really an expert with it. I have two users in the racheck table: admin and d6 40 1a 98. Both with passwords admin198. Doing this: *radtest admin admin198 localhost 0 testing123* ...returns an Access-Accept packet. But doing this: *radtest d6 40

Re: Usernames with spaces

Joeven Rex Dizon wrote: I wonder why the user with spaces in the username is being rejected. Run the server in debugging mode, as suggested in the FAQ, README, INSTALL, man page, and *too* often on this list. I've read somewhere that I need to specify nospace_user. Can I edit that in the