It is solved now. I deleted FR .4 and migrated to .7 with fresh clean
install. I didn't use the old files.
Thanks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Please don't be angry. I'm trying to fix this issue because it works
perfectly on FR1.1.7
if you've copied the config files direct from
Please don't be angry. I'm trying to fix this issue because it works
perfectly on FR1.1.7
Now I'm completely sure that problem is on my side but radius is on default
setup. Only thing we changed is uncommenting sql statements (for simul
check, author, and account.) in radiusd.conf.
Case closed
Hi,
Please don't be angry. I'm trying to fix this issue because it works
perfectly on FR1.1.7
if you've copied the config files direct from 1.1.7 to a 2.0.0
system then there will be quirks.
wheres the full debug log?
alan
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There is a configuration line in radiusd.conf:
nospace_user = yes (default is no)
that will remove trailing space even when entered. By the user. It
doesn't help if the trailing space is in the database.
Ivan Kalik
Kalik Informatika ISP
Dana 22/1/2008, Marinko Tarlac [EMAIL PROTECTED] piše:
It's more likely to be a MySQL bug. Try the same with a user entry in
users file - if user can authenticate with and without trailing space
then it is freeradius bug. If SELECT . 'test' and SELECT .
'test ' produce the same output, then the problem is with MySQL.
Ivan Kalik
Kalik
Thanks but this option didn't help.
I tried with random username and when I add blank space after username user
still can connect... Seems like a radius bug so I will try to install newer
version.
In any case I will inform you about this... Until I fix this issue I will
update radacct with my
MySQL is 5.0.x
Query SELECT * FROM `radcheck` WHERE `UserName` LIKE 'test.user '; (added
space) returns 0 records (not found)
Query SELECT * FROM `radcheck` WHERE `UserName` LIKE 'test.user'; (without
blank space) returns valid records. (password, simultaneus-use and other
check entries.
So
Marinko Tarlac wrote:
So this can be called as FreeRadius bug ?
No. As I have said, FreeRADIUS does not add spaces to user names.
This is the *first* time I can recall seeing this problem in almost 9
years of working with FreeRADIUS. It is *not* a FreeRADIUS issue.
If you see spaces,
Alan DeKok wrote:
a) the user has typed the user name with spaces
Yes. User has typed user name with space but why radius didn't ignore them?
I repeat, user names and all other records in database are without
space. User has entered space and he can connect but he can't see his
Marinko Tarlac wrote:
a) the user has typed the user name with spaces
Yes. User has typed user name with space but why radius didn't ignore them?
Why would it? Spaces are perfectly valid in a user name.
I repeat, user names and all other records in database are without
space. User
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