Mike,
Your suggestion of sending the password from AuthSQL::findUser is definitely
the most elegant way. Unfortunately my perl skills are a bit rusty, so I am
submitting an additional variable as a workaround.
I have added the variable "%K" which contains the same thing as "%P"
(decrypted passwor
Hello,
I would like to add the definition of a variable that would provide the
quoted and escaped password returned from the NAS.
Something similar to %0 (for username) but for returned passwords in the
AuthSQL context.
Could someone tell me where is the %0 defined in the radiator perl modules.
T
There is an existing function calld AcctSQLStatement which does an $sth->do
on the DBI interface.
This is very useful because you can "emulate" stored procedure behaviour on
databases that lack this feature (i.e. mysql)
I know that hook processing can do all that and more, but the simplicity and
l
I made a small modification to util.pm so I can have the decrypted password
in Radiator.
In this example '%P' would be the decrypted password and can be used the
same way as '%n' (the Username)
I think this is very useful for everyone. In my case, this allows me to
send the username and the passw
I wish I could use the DecryptPassword clause found in AuthExternal.
I tried to implement it in the AuthSQL.pm but my perl knowledge is too rusty
:(
I am sure this is just a few lines of code but I am afraid of making the server crash.
Anyone wants to give it a try?
> > The %{User-Password} i
The %{User-Password} is giving an encrypted version of the actual password
typed by the user.
Is there another variable containing the actual password typed by the RAS
user ?
If not, how can I decrypt the User-Password variable.
>
> Hello -
>
> On Tue, 09 May 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I would like to change my AuthSelect in a way that it would send the
username and password to the SQL server
Can I use something like:
AuthSelect exec MyStoredProc '%n' '%{User-Password}'
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Hello Mike,
You are right the Win32::AdminMisc is not standard with ActivePerl.
I got it via PPM install Win32-AdminMisc
> Hello.
>
> Thank you very much for your contribution. We have rolled most of it into
the
> base code, and it will appear in the next release.
>
> However, we note that so
Hello,
I noticed that Radiator did not detect when an account is Expired or Locked
(this is different from disabled) in the NT SAM
May I suggest the following addition to the AuthNT.pm module:
require Win32::AdminMisc;
import Win32::AdminMisc;
#
While reading the "AuthBy NT" source code, I noticed the use of
Win32::NetAdmin::GroupIsMember instead of
Win32::NetAdmin::LocalGroupIsMember
That lead me to believe that Radiator is checking in the Global Groups of
the DomainControler
I checked this theory on an NT box and it seems to be authenti
Hello,
Is is possible to authenticate NT passwords with Global Groups (instead of
Local Group)
I would like to divide several groups of users according to their global
Group affiliation.
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Hello,
Is it possible to send the ANI information along with the username (%n) in
the AuthSelect query ?
Currently I am using something like:
AuthSelectSelect Password From MyUsers Where LoginName = '%n'
I would like to use something like:
AuthSelect Select PAssword From MyUsers Where Log
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