RV: radreply works even with access-reject

I have the following situation. The user XXX exists in the radcheck table. He has its password and everytingh works ok. Upon an access-request, if user/password provided are ok, I get an access-accept response with a reply containing the attribute assigned to the XXX user in the

RV: radreply works even with access-reject

I have the following situation. The user XXX exists in the radcheck table. He has its password and everytingh works ok. Upon an access-request, if user/password provided are ok, I get an access-accept response with a reply containing the attribute assigned to the XXX user in

Re: RV: radreply works even with access-reject

Lucas Aimaretto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey, come on people ... just wanna know if this is normal or not I want to get paid to answer questions here. Sadly, that isn't happening. But the thing is that the user exists but there was a password failure ... and got the reply attributes

RE: RV: radreply works even with access-reject

Hey, come on people ... just wanna know if this is normal or not I want to get paid to answer questions here. Sadly, that isn't happening. I have a theory: meanwhile rougher and sarcastic I put myself, more attention I receive The thing is that the user exists but there was

RV: radreply works even with access-reject

I have the following situation. The user XXX exists in the radcheck table. He has its password and everytingh works ok. Upon an access-request, if user/password provided are ok, I get an access-accept response with a reply containing the attribute assigned to the XXX user in the radreply