Jason Lixfeld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi.  I'm reposting this in hopes that someone will be able to give me  
> some insight as to what I've missed...

  There were issues with the huntgroup code, but I think they've been
fixed in 1.0.x.

  If not, my suggestion is to poke at rlm_preprocess, to see
when/where it decides "no huntgroup access".

> > mysql> select * from usergroup where UserName like 'beantest%';
> > +-----+------------------------+-----------+
> > | id  | UserName               | GroupName |
> > +-----+------------------------+-----------+
> > | 527 | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | wireless  |
> > +-----+------------------------+-----------+

  Ah... that's the issue.  That's an SQL group.  The "Group" attribute
means "look for the user in /etc/groups", which is failing for you,
because the user isn't in /etc/groups.

  You'll have to do a different kind of grouping.  I'm not familiar
with SQL, so I can't say how.

  Alan DeKok.


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