Hi
Having this configured already in proxy.conf, why do I have to configure
the users file?
Realm DOMAIN {
Type = radius
authhost = LOCAL
accthost = LOCAL
Strip
}
Is this something standard in radius servers, I've worked with cistron
and icradius, and I usually did it by just adding LOCAL to the realm
file
>From what I saw from debug, the realm module recognizes the realm, but
when
The authorize module reaches "sql", it adds back the full (non-stripped
username) and it fails b/c as you said, for sql it is a different
username
radtest it does the job, but ntradping have nicer interface
cheers
>"Mustafa N. deeb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Below is the debug of 2 attempts, the first is successful and the
other
> is not
> So compare the two, to see what the differences are.
>
> You do realize that the two usernames "test" and "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" are
>different, don't you? The 'users' file keys on the username, so
>you've got to somehow make those two different usernames the same.
> Hint: look for the 'strip' and/or 'nostrip' option in the proxy
>configuration.
> I'm using ntradping for testing
> I'm surprised that 'radtest', which comes with the server, is
>inadequate.
> Alan DeKok.
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