Hello Hugh,
Thanks for responding ...
On Sat, 10 Jun 2000, Hugh Irvine wrote:
> I notice that your Postgress table definitions are in lower case, and your
> AuthSelect is in upper case. Is this correct?
Postgres is not case-sensitive.
radiator=> select PASSWORD from SUBSCRIBERS where USER
Hello.
I am curious with AuthBy SQL and decided to try it out. After a few
tries, however, I can't get logged in, using the most basic AuthSelect and
the tables/data contained in goodies/postgresCreate.sql. I get this
error complaining about incorrect password:
Fri Jun 9 20:42:02 2000: DEBU
On Thu, 27 Apr 2000, Hugh Irvine wrote:
>
> Both traces above show Access accepted. The line below refers to the session
> database that is always updated with the original username as it arrives from
> the NAS (or proxy).
The logs show its accepted, however, the connection was never started.
Hello again.
Here's something interesting - whenever they dial into a Cisco, they
authenticate (and account) fine. But whenever they connect to a
USRNetserver16, they can't.
Here are the comparative logs:
Cisco:
*** Received from 208.155.152.36 port 1026
Code: Access-Request
Ide
Hello.
I tried Hugh's solution on my query last March 23 (yes, I only had the
chance to do this a month after) re: <0> symbol in the realm field.
Well, there still seems to be problem. Here is the current setup:
I-Manila is local ISP (i-manila.com.ph)
I-Cebu is provincial ISP
On Mon, 24 Apr 2000, Mike McCauley wrote:
> The problem would only have affected AuthBy SQL, so I dont think it would have
> had an impact on external authentication?
It did. FYI, our external auth is just really a C-front-end,
PostgreSQL-backend.
Sincerely,
Froilan C. Mendoza
Manage
On Sat, 22 Apr 2000, Brian Morris wrote:
> The error occurs when the user places an apostrophy somewhere in their
> username - even though there is not one in their user record on our system,
> Radiator will still let them in. (eg: Username johnsmith logs in as
> johnsmit'h )
>
> The accounti
How do you strip off usernames so that only valid characters([a-z], [0-9],
-, _) are left?
I did this:
RewriteUsernametr/[A-Z]/[a-z]/
RewriteUsername tr/0-9|.|[a-z]|-|_//cd;
HOwever, it strips off the dash and underscore from the username:
Thu Apr 13 14:01:46 2000: DEBUG: Rewrot
Hi all again
Here's my setup:
Secret x
FramedGroupBaseAddress 203.167.8.80
DupInterval 15
IgnoreAcctSignature
RewriteUsername s/^([^@]+).*/$1/
Filename users
users file:
xxxUser-Password = "x", S
Hello (again)
I guess I should have been a little more clear on my previous email, so
here goes. This is our current setup:
Radius Server -- CISCO 2600 -- ASCEND
RadiatorVPN Setup
We are using the VPDN feature of CISCO to simulate tu
Hello.
How can one assign a specific IP address to a specific username. I
already did this to ther users file:
username Password="mypass"
Framed-Protocol = PPP,
Framed-IP-Address = 192.168.0.1
...
...
I still however can't get this IP when trying to dialup
TIA
Sincerely,
Hello.
Im having problems with incorporating Radiator with Merit Radius. This is
our setup:
LOCAL SETUP (manila):
RewriteUsernametr/[A-Z]/[a-z]/
RewriteUsername s/^([^@]+).*/$1/
Command /radius/radauth
DecryptPassword
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