Tucker, Nick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > #Client Name Key > #---------------- ------------------- > 10.61.68.25 test1 [...] > Format: ip-address:port:password > 10.61.29.33:1812:test1
Looks ok. > Side-question: For semantics purposes, should the Netcache call this > "password" a "key" instead? Does all other Radius implementations call > this a "key"? A 'key' or a 'secret'. RFC 2865 calls it 'shared secret'. It is often called 'shared key'. I have never heard it being called a 'password', though. > Heres the log of when it starts: > May 24 14:09:50 Main.info: Starting > May 24 14:09:50 Main.info: Terminating the subprocesses > May 24 14:09:50 Main.info: Loading configuration files. > May 24 14:09:50 Main.info: reading /usr/local/etc/raddb/config > May 24 14:09:50 Main.crit: AUTH bind: Address already in use Note this critical message. It means that some other process is listening on your authentication port. Radiusd tries to continue anyway, but it will not authenticate anything. You should stop radiusd, stop the process that occupies your authentication port (possibly another instance of radiusd?) and start radiusd again. A normal startup is when no critical messages appear in the log. > May 24 14:09:50 Main.error: /usr/local/etc/raddb/users:14: No > User-Password attribute in LHS You have an error in your users file. > May 24 14:09:50 Main.error: /usr/local/etc/raddb/users:14: discarding > user `DEFAULT' The erroneous entry has been discarded. Therefore it will not be used in authentication even if radiusd were listening on the auth port. > ## Default entry. > DEFAULT Auth-Type = Local, > Simultaneous-Use = 1 > Service-Type = Framed-User, > Framed-Protocol = PPP A-ha, this is the offending entry. `Auth-Type = Local' requires User-Password attribute to be present (please see http://www.gnu.org/software/radius/manual/html_node/radius_225.html#SEC344) > Since I am not using SQL and everything needs to be done locally. `Local' authentication means that the password is supplied in the users file. If you need to authenticate using system passwd/shadow files, use `Auth-Type = System' (consult the above link). Regards, Sergey _______________________________________________ Help-gnu-radius mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnu-radius
