On Mon, 20 Dec 2004, Toby Zimmerer wrote: Perhaps a silly question, but if I wanted to allow ftp access to an nfs mounted partition for authenticated users only, will this work? Meaning the users do not have a local account, the radius client is on the local machine and the radius server is a different machine. I understand that they will be authenticated, but how about the env stuff? (permissions, home directory, uid, gid)
With our current setup, we have a freeradius server running to authenticate dialup users and then scp the password file to a different computer for public_html. FYI, thanks everyone for the freeradius project, we started using it at version .3 and at version .7 we got rid a livingston radius completely. No regrets only praises. Thank you for any assistance offered. > Alright! I figured this whole thing out! I switched over to the > pam_radius_auth module (Sept 2003) to tie PAM into an existing RADIUS > server. The difference with tying RADIUS in with Redhat ES is that each > module tha links to PAM has a separate module under the /etc/pam.d > directory. You must edit each module configuration file to for PAM to use > RADIUS. Thanks for all of the feedback. > > Here is my configuration information for autheticating an SSH session with > RADIUS with PAM. > -- Thank You, John McKinney WNC ONLINE - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
