[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > When i start the radiusd program, it connects well to the oracle database. > But, when i try a connection with a radius client, i am rejected. OK... other people appear to have Oracle working, but I don't run it myself. > Next step, i try to know if the problem is between my radius client > and my radius server or between my radius server and my database. > To do this, i had three printf lines to the rlm_sql.c file : OK... that's *if* the request succeeded, I guess. > The communication seems ok between my client and my radiusd server > because the requested password look's ok but row[0] who should > contains the password stored in the database is strange and row[1] > who should contains "Password" look's the same. I'd say that the oracle module is NOT returning anything useful, but it also isn't returning an error. If it returned an error, then the SQL code would know to nopt even bother checking the password. As it is, it looks like the row[0] and row[1] entries contain random garbage from memory, and not really the answer from Oracle. Alan DeKok. - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
