Last week I descibed that I had a problem with Radiator on NT, and authenticate against the Microsoft Site Server LDAP server. I had an extra '\0' at the end of any value that was retrieved from the ldap-server. When I wrote a perl script that used perl-ldap, I realized that there had to be something wrong with perl-ldap instead of radiator. The problem was only there when you use perl-ldap on NT, and not on Unix. I discussed this with the author of perl-ldap. When I ran the same script against some other non-Microsoft ldap server, ldap.bigfoot.com, I saw that there was no terminating '\0'. For now, the conclusion is that the ldap server of Microsoft is sending an extra '\0'. They're looking into it. So again, the problem was not Radiator, the most portable radius server 8) - Wilbert === Archive at http://www.thesite.com.au/~radiator/ To unsubscribe, email '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' with 'unsubscribe radiator' in the body of the message.
