I Do not understand how to set this up for chillispot. How do I tell the
server the passwords are crypted? And if I shouldn't use CHAP, what
should I use, and how do I change it? I can't seem to get my head
wrapped around the man at the minute.
Sorry for being a noob, but this is my first
Alan DeKok пишет:
It's probably because your DB is slow. See the logs for messages
about unresponsive child. The code path to the assertion is taken
only when the request has been marked done, but there is still a
child thread blocked, and working on it.
Either fix the DB, or delete the
Has this attribute been intentionally left out of 1.1.2? In my 1.1.1
build it works as a user attribute in the users file. But in 1.1.2,
it complains about not finding it. It is not listed in any dictionary
in 1.1.1 or 1.1.2 so I would assume it was internal to the server
itself.
Fri Aug 4
Hi all, I've been trying to get over this configuration but without any success. I'm using freeradius-1.1.1.First I had this working with eap-tls and peap for authentication and ldap for authorization, it was working quite well. As I have to integrate this configuration with an ldap that has
Thanks to you too. I noticed some people feel offended by my attitude, so let
me apologize - i don't mean to be a smartass, and i definetly don't have any
doubts in your knowledge, but i'm a young computer engineer (first months of
work) and when things get hard for me i can get a little pushy
Hi,
I have a requirement to monitor freeradius with snmp.
According to the freeradius web site and other sources I've done the
following...
1. compiled freeradius with the '--with-snmp' option
2. modified the freeradius snmp.conf file to include
smux_password = verysecret
2. modified the
Drew S. Dupont [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has this attribute been intentionally left out of 1.1.2? In my 1.1.1
build it works as a user attribute in the users file. But in 1.1.2,
it complains about not finding it.
Prior to 1.1.2, unknown attributes in the users file were silently
ignored.
Stuckzor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now i configured radius to use EAP-PEAP and i tought i have only 1 step left
to take - make OpenLDAP use NT hash passwords (already know how to do
that), but damn, that no dialup access attribute error strikes again with
radtest:(
From the ldap section of
Hello,
Is there a problem with the freeradius wiki
(http://wiki.freeradius.org)? I am trying to sort out a problem and came
across a reference to the wiki page. However my browser just sits there
when trying to access the page. I can resolve the DNS name and ping it;
just not access it.
P. K. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This thread has already dragged out beyond reason but I feel since I'm
being attacked I should defend myself.
You posted two messages, and didn't get much response. You then
posted an insulting message about how people here sucked, how the
documentation
Auth-Type : Local
users file consist user_name / password.
this file modify?
how to change password ?
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What a poor attitude and even more, Free support is dedicated by those
with Free time. Think twice before bitching about someones work when
they have already posted the how to and know how to do it. If you don't
understand it that is fine and pay someone for the service. I have no
problem with
Are you using the local user password from the operating system on the freeradius server? I think you need to change the Unix/Linux/BSD password for that user on the box.I thought that Auth-Type : File was the one that used the users file.
Other more knowledgeable users may correct me.regards,Lin
Hello All,Is there a succinct way to describe how freeradius processes requests? sort of a high level overview?Like: The radiusd daemon is running and receives a valid requestIt parses out attributes passed in with the request
... and then...That is the point where I'd like some clarification...
Lin Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a succinct way to describe how freeradius processes requests? sort
of a high level overview?
doc/aaa.txt is about as good as it gets.
That is the point where I'd like some clarification... what files does it
parse as it continues, etc...?
PhilT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. In the MySQL database do you have the Attribute set to Password and not
something else, for example 11 usernamehere PASSWORD == passwordhere
2. In Freeradius users file DEFAULT Auth-Type := Local
NO. Do NOT SET THAT. It's NOT NECESSARY.
That point has
Alexander Serkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you mean just comment out line 1012 in request_list.c ?
Yes.
I think i'll try this first because speeding up DB is not a trivial task
by now.
But it's the real source of the problem...
Alan DeKok.
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wekz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The user is authorized and the password is got from the
ldap (rlm_ldap: Adding userPassword as User-Password, value
{sha}rur+4yJuecpmc8vxS/8wAyAMNHM= op=21)
In 1.1.x, you have to configure the ldap module to know about the
{sha} password
Duane Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alan, great job putting the new book together.
And you haven't seen the rest of the content... As an example, I've
got 10 pages describing how dictionaries work, and how to create them.
At this rate, the book will be 400 pages long.
I am using rlm_sql for
Andy Ford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. compiled freeradius with the '--with-snmp' option
Did the configure process find the SNMP information it needed?
Does src/include/autoconf.h have a line like:
#define WITH_SNMP 1
?
2. modified the radiusd.conf file with
snmp = yes
Alan DeKok wrote:
PhilT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. In the MySQL database do you have the Attribute set to Password and not
something else, for example 11 usernamehere PASSWORD == passwordhere
2. In Freeradius users file DEFAULT Auth-Type := Local
NO. Do NOT SET THAT. It's NOT NECESSARY.
Phil Mayers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So many times in fact that I reckon you should add a config item that
has to be set to a particular value:
yes_i_understand_auth_type_and_am_prepared_to_accept_the = consequences
g Or, in 2.0, simply re-name it to something else, and don't
include a
On Friday 04 August 2006 09:59, Andy Ford wrote:
4. started the radiusd and snmpd daemons.
Sounds good so far. When you run in debug mode, does the SMUX registration
work properly? You should see something similar to this:
SMUX connect try 1
SMUX open oid: 1.3.6.1.4.1.3317.1.3.1
SMUX open
I've got
mssql.conf
read_groups = yes
but the rlm_sql module does not process the groups.
The user is found in radcheck and the check items (password) does match...
and I do NOT have Fall-Through = yes in the radreply ...
as per docs... (3d)
3. Group processing then begins if any of the
Kevin Bonner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks great! The compatibility matrix is pretty handy as well.
Thanks. Little touches like that help a lot.
One thing I didn't see mentioned on the auth type page is the
heavily used Auth-Type := Local. Was that consciously omitted, or
are you still
Alan DeKok wrote:
Lawrence Shafer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it is not chillispot, because I can change the password in
dialupadmin, and then check password (in dialupadmin) and it says NO It
is wrong. How can I change the system to clear-text passwords? Or does
it sound like a
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