RE: (RADIATOR) "User" file for authentication

Robert Torres Wed, 25 Jun 2003 12:52:07 -0700

Sorry.

My mistake, the syntax with these files are very picky!!!

Thank you for your reply.

Thank you,

Robert Torres

Rutgers Business School - Unit Computing Manager

Rutgers Business School - MBA Candidate

Rutgers University

973-353-1821

http://torres.rutgers.edu

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Could be a permissions issue on the users file after you overwrite it.

Does a trace show any useful information?

Thanks,

Tony B, CCNA, Network+

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-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Torres [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003 8:16 AM
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Subject: (RADIATOR) "User" file for authentication

Hello everyone,

I have a weird issue. Please bare with me, I am in the final stages of deployment with this program and have this major problem.

I am using a text file for authentication called “users”

The users files hold a test machine’s MAC address and works fine. BUT! When I overwrite the file with another “users” file with the same exact info, it doesn’t work.

So, I reverted back to the old file and began to add new users, and would select save and save it as a “users” file. No extension.

In short, if I use the original file, it works. But when I update the data on the file or overwrite the file, it no longer works.

Any suggestions?

1. Should I place a .txt extension and have the config file point to “users.txt” ?

2. Should I try another method of authentication? I need a simple and quick way to get this up and going.