Hi
I also had problem similar to your's to access AUTH-TYPE = system, it works only
if logging from valid terminal. Using separate users files are worked for me. And
it is recommend to use Auth-Type = Local rather than System. because radius send
it's data in a clear text. In that case someone can hack your system easily. And
try using DEFAULT values in $INCLUDE users.slip file.
We use cistron radius server it works fine.
chami
Nimal Ratnayake wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using Freeradius 0.2 on FreeBSD 4.3 (i386).
>
> I have some users defined in another file called users.slip. My users
> file looks like:
>
> $INCLUDE users.slip
> DEFAULT Auth-Type := System
> Fall-Through = Yes
> ..... (rest same as in the original file that came with the
> distribution)
>
> radiusd replies with Access-Accept for users defined in the file
> users.slip but sends Access-Reject for users defined in the system
> password file.
>
> However, when I run radiusd in the debug mode (with flags -x -y), it
> replies with Access-Accept for users defined in users.slip plus those in
> the system password file having valid shell. But it replies with
> Access-Reject for users that do not have a valid shell (I use
> /nonexistent as the shell for POP only users)
>
> I have tested this using radtest on the localhost as well as from a
> Cisco box.
>
> Has anyone else had a similar problem? Any help on this will be
> apprecaietd.
>
> Nimal R.
>
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