Dear Matthew Koch,
see radiusd.conf - you can configure rlm_unix with location of passwd
and shadow (master.passwd) files. In order to access master.passwd you
should run radiusd as root.
You can also use rlm_passwd to use any passwd-like file of any format.
For example in modules{} :
passwd masterpasswd {
filename = /etc/master.passwd
authtype = Local
hashsize = 100
format = "*User-Name:Crypt-Password:::::::"
}
authorize {
...
masterpasswd
}
BTW: I wonder who removed rlm_passwd examples from modules...
--Saturday, March 23, 2002, 9:38:19 PM, you wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
MK> I seem to be having problems with FreeBSD 4.4 and FreeRADIUS 0.5. The compile
problems are fixed (yay, thanks), but not when I try to use SYSTEM authentication,
FreeRADIUS doesn't seem to be
MK> smart enough to handle the fact that passwords are stored in master.passwd and not
/etc/passwd or /etc/shadow. Then again, I may not be smart enough to have it
configured correctly.
MK> I hacked up src/modules/rlm_unix/rlm_unix.c at line 589 to be:
MK> radlog(L_AUTH, "rlm_unix: [%s - %s - %s]: invalid password", name, encrypted_pass,
encpw);
MK> In the output I now get:
MK> rlm_unix: [walters - * - **fbOYXfEV4Lg]: invalid password
MK> Which says to me radius is reading the * in /etc/passwd and checking against that.
Funky eh? Am I missing something or does someone just need to add the correct checks
for FreeBSD?
MK> Matthew Koch
MK> System Administrator
MK> Geneva On-Line Inc.
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