I'm trying to merge two user databases with overlapping usernames. One
database is stored in OpenLDAP with Freeradius doing the auth. The
other is stored in MS-SQL/Platypus with Radiator. Ideally I would like
to run everything through a single FreeRADIUS server which would hit my
LDAP
Matthew Crocker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a short term measure I would like to
configure something like
authentication {
ldap {
fail = 1
}
accept-everyone
}
See the always module. You want to use always OK
e.g.
authenticate {
Auth-Type foo {
See the always module. You want to use always OK
e.g.
authenticate {
Auth-Type foo {
ldap {
fail = 1
}
ok
}
}
Will that work on the authorization section as well?
-Matt
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Matthew Crocker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Will that work on the authorization section as well?
Read doc/configurable_failover
Alan DeKok.
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Hello,
I'm trying to configure my freeradius server to authenticate with
openLDAP and unxiODBC to a Platypus database. I have colliding
usernames in the databases so I would like to check LDAP first, if that
fails check SQL/Platypus.
Right now I have unixODBC working and Radius running
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Subject: platypus
Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone has managed to get freeradius to work with
platypus (ISP billing software) which is setup within a MS-SQL server?
If you have managed to get it working, could
Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone has managed to get freeradius to work with
platypus (ISP billing software) which is setup within a MS-SQL server?
If you have managed to get it working, could you let us know what you
did and possibly provide some config files.
Thanks in Advance
Cheers,
cya
Andrew
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