Still having problems with sql

2003-06-11 Thread Michael Linval
I have read the FAQ I have read all the posts concerning this issue and have tried their suggestions. I still get the rlm_sql_mysql not found error. I am running on RedHat 7.2 and I do have the mysql developer rpm installed. I am about ready to try a different radius product but dont really

Re: Still having problems with sql

2003-06-11 Thread Peter Nixon
Michael Linval wrote: I have read the FAQ I have read all the posts concerning this issue and have tried their suggestions. I still get the rlm_sql_mysql not found error. I am running on RedHat 7.2 and I do have the mysql developer rpm installed. I am about ready to try a different

Re: Still having problems with sql

2003-06-11 Thread Steve Bertrand
I have read the FAQ I have read all the posts concerning this issue and have tried their suggestions. I still get the rlm_sql_mysql not found error. I am running on RedHat 7.2 and I do have the mysql developer rpm installed. I am about ready to try a different radius product but dont

Problems Enabling SQL Authentication

2002-11-07 Thread Richard Herrell
Title: Problems Enabling SQL Authentication Hi, I'm having some problems getting RADIUS authentication with MySQL working. I'm using: FreeRADIUS Version 0.7.1 mysql-server-3.23.41 dialup_admin (latest) - slightly modified RedHat Linux 7.3 I've read through the documentation

Re: Problems with sql

2002-02-15 Thread Alan DeKok
lance [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you use sql for authentication, and an auth-type of local is set because the user is found in the sql table, if you have default auth_type of pam in the users file to pick up system users that arent in the db, the fact that you already have an auth type

Problems with sql

2002-02-14 Thread lance
I think I've finally narrowed my problems down to :- 1. If you use sql for authentication, and an auth-type of local is set because the user is found in the sql table, if you have default auth_type of pam in the users file to pick up system users that arent in the db, the fact that you