Hi Chris,
> Upgrade to 1.9.1 : perhaps I'm experiencing the issue mentioned in the
> first paragraph of the UPGRADE file - the captive portal has stopped
> authenticating against radius and the error messages are listed as a
> Ps. Would appreciate any comment.
Just to be 100% clear here. You use RADIUS authentication on the captive
portal's login/password fields (as opposed to ldap or local auth)? What
do you have as auth=... under [registration]?
What you posted below are not errors, some are warnings and the others
are just normal log entries. I'm afraid it's not enough to let me know
what's going on..
How did you upgrade? Did you overwrote all the files?
>
> I think, at this point, that PF can safely be said to be running on a
> Debian system. Thanks again for your invaluable assistance with it
> all. The adaptation, with the exception of the httpd script, has been
> a series of relatively minor things - it really hasn't been too
> bad. If you can clarify the question below I can begin rolling up the
> Debian HowTo.
Great!
>
> My last remaining significant loose end has been how to specify active
> interfaces to the dhcpd daemon. I'm not a dhcp wizard but I've been
> through all the man pages and looked things up on the web and, as far
> as I can tell, the *only* way of specifying interfaces to dhcpd is to
> put them on the end of the command that launches the daemon. Am I
> missing something simple and obvious ? Therefore, since I can't find
> another way to do it, I've perpetrated a classic Horrible Hack(tm) and
> added my interfaces to the end of the :
>
> $flags{'dhcp'} =
>
> line in lib/pf/services.pm. It seems that, rightfully, the
> get_dhcp_devs() function should return & append the interfaces - but
> it doesn't. Can you suggest where I might specify the relevant
> interfaces (eth0.102 and eth0.103) to have them added 'canonically'
> (instead of being non-portably hacked it) to the end of the
> command. I've tried creating the /etc/sysconfig/dhcpd file and
> entering them as spec'd in the Installation doc but it didn't work.
>
On debian you need to look at: /etc/default/dhcpd
Have a nice day!
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