Glynn S. Condez wrote:
In Users example:
holy Password = "shit"
Reply-Message = "Your account has been disabled."
Service-Type = Drop-User
Fall-Through = No
Dictionary:
VALUE Service-Type Drop-User 0
This works in portslave radius and maybe it might work in cistron too.
Yes, this worked well enough. However, you didn't understand me yet :)
I don't want to be putting in lots of usernames manually just to do a reject for each.
anyway, here it is again
1. By default all my system users can dial-in to the server.
-> DEFAULT Password = System
2. I want only John, Paul and Mary to be allowed to dial-in to the server.
3. All the rest I'm going to reject.
What's the easiest way to do this?
Thanks,
Jun
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