Aime [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
emilie:~# ls -dl /etc/freeradius
drwxr-s--- 3 root freerad 4096 2005-07-15 23:12
/etc/freeradius
radclient was called from a cgi script on apache
running under username /group = www-data/www-data ,
Now think does that user/group have permission to read
Hi,
What can cause dictionry permissions even if
/etc/freeradius/dictionnary has rwxrwxrwx as
permissions setting
I am getting the following:
radclient: dict_init: Couldn't open dictionary
/etc/freeradius/dictionary: Permission denied
Check the permissions of /etc and
Aime [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What can cause dictionry permissions even if
/etc/freeradius/dictionnary has rwxrwxrwx as
permissions setting
Please don't set the permissions to a+w, it's *not* necessary, and
is a security problem.
radclient: dict_init: Couldn't open dictionary
Hello,
I did set the permissions to 777 just to see where
could be the problem.
Below are permissions on /etc and /etc/freeradius:
emilie:~# ls -dl /etc/
drwxr-xr-x 61 root root 4096 2005-07-14 18:32 /etc/
emilie:~# ls -dl /etc/freeradius
drwxr-s--- 3 root freerad 4096 2005-07-15 23:12
All,
What can cause dictionry permissions even if
/etc/freeradius/dictionnary has rwxrwxrwx as
permissions setting
I am getting the following:
radclient: dict_init: Couldn't open dictionary
/etc/freeradius/dictionary: Permission denied
The call of radclient is done from a cgi script .
Apache
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