> I guess you're running radiusd with non-root privs (check your radiusd
> config file). When starting radiusd in debug mode, it does not drop
> root privileges (if you're debugging it from root, which is, um, not good)
I've changed the default 'configure' script to initialize it so that
it now only drops privelidges if no /etc/shadow file exists. If there
is a shadow file, the 'user' and 'group' items in radiusd.conf are
left as root.
I was originally expecting that people would *read* the radiusd.conf
file, and edit the various items for their system. That's why there
are lots of comments in the file, with instructions for local
configurations.
I guess I was wrong.
Alan DeKok.
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