[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I have to admit I am mystified by your attitude.
As I am by yours. Thanks for posting my private response to your private message onto a public list. That shows class. > First, the documentation clearly states that rlm_dbm_parser creates a > database file. That's nice. Unfortunately, I don't use rlm_dbm for anything, so I'm relatively unfamiliar with it. I said the same thing in my previous message, which you helpfully quoted below. Did you miss that statement, misunderstand it, or intentionally ignore it? > I NEVER said that ALL of my testing was with virgin files. BUT I DID RUN > TESTS WITH A VIRGIN radiusd.conf file and had the same results. Exactly. The DBM module isn't part of the default radiusd.conf, so nothing you do to rlm_dbm_parser (or anything else dbm related) will affect the way the server performs authentication. So either you changed the default configuration to use the DBM module, in which case I can't help you, as I'm unfamiliar with that module. OR, you're using the default configuration without the DBM module, and expecting it to authenticate with the DBM module. I can't help you there, either, other than to say "huh?" > If you are not interested in helping me any more, that is your right. But > I fail to see what I have done to cause your attitude. What you have done is to say you're doing one thing, while you're actually doing another. You tried to fit a round peg into a square hole, and then complained that it didn't work. You ignored my response that I don't know everything, and demanded that I help you with something I've said I'm unfamiliar with. And when I said that I disliked such behaviour, you got frustrated, and showed more of the same behaviour, this time in a public forum. Ignore the DBM module. You're wasting your time with it. You're trying to set up a complex configuration before you've got the default configuration to work (or even understood). You're trying to run before you've learned how to walk, and are blaming me for being around when you've fallen flat on your face. Download the server, install it in the default configuration, and do the test authentication as shown in the FAQ. If that doesn't work, I'll eat your entire computer. Alan DeKok. - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
