That did it, but it's brought about some other weirdness. When I
replace Group with My-Group in some lines, I now get complaints about
an unexpected trailing comma, where there is none.
Eg. The following line returns with no error:
DEFAULT Auth-Type=System,Group=="filtered",NasType=Aleron
But this:
DEFAULT Auth-Type=System,My-Group=="filtered",NasType=Aleron
Complains of an unexpected trailing comma.
Just to be sure my syntax wasn't messed up (since i'm basing this off
of a barely compatible file) I've tried with both NasType and Nas-
Type (just to be safe) and still get the same error, reproducible
between situations.
Sorry for my newbishness, this all has just /really/ got me stumped.
--Wayne
On May 3, 2006, at 1:40 PM, Alan DeKok wrote:
Wayne Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Right now, I have it set up with an entry for rad_group with the
following:
passwd rad_group{
filename = /usr/local/etc/raddb/group
format="*User-Name:~Group"
Don't use the "Group" attribute. It's for Unix groups.
The rlm_passwd "man" page says to use the "My-Group" attribute for a
reason.
Alan DeKok.
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