Hi all I am back,
In my employers never ending battle to make things more complicated than
ever I have ran into another problem.
I am running two HP-UX 10.2 machines with Navis Radius on them. I have
them setup to just proxy requests on to a different radiator server. This
is where I run into problems. I always get a "Reject:Bad Password"
error. This happens even on accounts I know are good. So I did a little
looking around and added some extra Debug information in the code. I found
that the proxy servers are saying the password is a clear text password
when in fact it is encrypted. If I point the Max TNT (Authenticator)
directly to the Radiator server authentication works great, but when I put
the Navis Raius porxy server in the middle something goes wrong. Has
anyone seen this before? I realize that this is a Navis problem, but I
thought I would bounce this off the list before I start in with Lucent support.
Here is what I got out of the Debug I did on the AuthGeneric.pm file.
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sub checkAttributes
elsif ( $check_name eq 'Password'
|| $check_name eq 'User-Password')
{
if (!$p->check_plaintext_password($value, $username))
{
$self->log($main::LOG_DEBUG,
"Username: $username");
$self->log($main::LOG_DEBUG,
"Value: $value");
return ($main::REJECT, "Bad Password");
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I get the following in (Trace 4)
Wed Apr 12 01:00:05 2000: DEBUG: Radius::AuthSQL looks for match with ***
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Wed Apr 12 01:00:05 2000: DEBUG: Username: Radius::Radius=HASH(0x1155290)
Wed Apr 12 01:00:05 2000: DEBUG: Value: pattyn -"This is the correct Sql
password.
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Wed Apr 12 01:00:05 2000: DEBUG: Radius::AuthSQL REJECT: Bad Password
Please let me know if anyone has a suggestion or if you need more information.
Thanks in advance.
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