On 08/19/2009 11:58 AM, Rundzio, Remi wrote:
I am presented with a scenario where I need to run freeradius with no
authentication (the system connecting to me is not sending credentials,
just blindly sends data). Is it possible?
When running the debug version of freeradius it does not require
authentication for incoming streams but it seems to timeout at random
times and shut down and a release version does not accept data without
the sender authenticating.
Thanks
This is a poorly formulated question, how about at least a couple of
details, for instance the version of freeradius you're running, debug
output, etc.
I have no clue what you mean by debug vs. release version because there
is no difference, only a difference in command line args (and whether
the process stays in the foreground, etc.)
There should be no difference in behavior between running debug mode.
Anyway, of course you can disable authentication, just force the
Auth-Type to Accept (see raddb/sites-enabled/default). But one wonders
why you would want to do this, why use any authentication at all? If
this is only one pesky client then figure out how to identify the client
uniquely and only force acceptance for exactly that one client.
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John Dennis <jden...@redhat.com>
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