Hi Ian,
thanks for reporting this.
Do you have a DefaultRealm parameter in your Client clause?
If so, there was a fix in 2.14 that affected DefaultRealm and Handlers:
<li>DefaultRealm was not being honoured by Handlers, only Realms.
Reported by Richard Lennerts ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). Thanks
Richard.
See http://www.open.com.au/radiator/history.html
On Jul 19, 3:35pm, Ian Hughes wrote:
> Subject: RE: (RADIATOR) Version 2.14 released
> Since upgrading to 2.14 usernames without a domain (eg terry as opposed to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]) are having the default realm (@local) appended before
> being passed to the realms for authentication. Is this a bug or an added
> feature? If it's an added feature could someone please explain why.
> Currently using RewriteUservame function to strip off the @local realm, but
> did not need to with the provious version.
>
> Regards
>
> Ian Hughes
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