Hi
Thanks for your help.
U can specify the sql query for the counter:
counter maxinput {
filename = ${logdir}/db.maxinput
key = User-Name
count-attribute = Acct-Input-Octets
reset = never
counter-name = Input-Octets
check-name =
Hi guys!
I have two minor problems with the radius counter. I am using the radius
counter for counting the sessiontimeout, which works quite good.
counter sessiontimeout {
filename = ${logdir}/db.sessiontimeout
key = User-Name
count-attribute = Acct-Session-Time
Why don't you use a binary packet? I don't know which linux (?)
distribution you are currently using ... but there are freeradius
packages for most of them!
For example, I am using Debian with an precompiled package, it works
perfect! :-)
Binary packets are compiled by people who really know
Solved
Thank you guys, you made my day!! :-)
I didn't know that there was a checkval-modul in freeradius.
This modul does exactly what I want!!
Thank you very much!!
regards
peda
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Hi!
I am using freeradius 1.0.1 with an openldap backend (2.1.30). Therefor
I am using the ldap.attrmap for mapping ldapentries to radiusattributes.
Everything is configured correctly, mapping works. For example, I added
a radiusAuthType with value REJECT and I couldn't authenticate. Even
other
freeradius wrote:
Hello,
i tried to implement freeradius 0.8 with two ldapservers for authentication.
i want freeradius to check the one ldap-server first, if user not found, the
other server shoud be asked.
But the second server will only be used by the radius-server, if the first
Hi
Thxs for the fast reply!!
Ok, user steve (the one with the Auth-Type := Local) exists only for
testing purposes. With user-data in die local users file, the
nas-identifier works
So, I don't know why radius ignores my ldap data ...
Thxs for you help!
best regards
peda
user testuser
Hi guys!
I know it's a bit OT, it would better fit in a ppp mailing list, but
I think this ml is worth a try! :-)
I have following problem:
I am using a Debian Woody VPN Server with PPTP and L2TP/IPSEC. Currently
I authenticate users via the ppp radius-plugin, it works fine.
But I have to
Hi
What's your problem? Can you specify your problem?
All you need is the ppp-radius plugin, a installed radius client
and a radiusserver with ldap as backend.
I had to install an identical configuration recently and after
a lot of different problem it's finally works, yeah! :-)
If you specify
Hi
Did you uncomment ldap in the authorize and
authenticate section?
Do you really have an access_attr dialupAccess which is
TRUE or FALSE?
hth
peda
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I had a similar problem and the solution was the mapping, such as Edvin
says. I add the following entries to ldap.atrrmap:
checkItem LM-Password lmPassword
checkItem NT-Password ntPassword
checkItem User-Password
Hi
A very strange problem! Even without LDAP, just a normal radius server
with useraccounts in
the users file doesn't work.
Do you have a working radiusserver with ppp-plugin and ldap?
Can you do me a favor and look, if your ppp-radius-plugin
sends a correct Access Request -Packet WITH
Hi
I have a problem with Radius-LDAP Authentication for PPTP, the log says:
rad_recv: Access-Request packet from host 127.0.0.1:1025, id=61, length=54
Service-Type = Framed-User
Framed-Protocol = PPP
User-Name = testuser
NAS-IP-Address = 69.25.27.170
Hi
I just upgraded to an actual unstable version, only for testing purposes ...
ppp (2.4.3-20041231+1) has already built in this modul! With this
package, it works. But now I have authentication problems ...
It seems this is a neverending story! ;-)
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hm, ok, and that means?
Do you any suggestions how to make it work?
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hm, radius is very strange Can anyone please help me?
this is the logfile output after testing with radexample:
rad_recv: Access-Request packet from host 127.0.0.1:1025, id=40, length=66
User-Name = testuser
User-Password = 123456
Service-Type = Authenticate-Only
Sébastien Cantos wrote:
I had the same problem a few weeks ago. In fact the ldap wasn't returning
the user-password so it wasn't working. Chack with ldapsearch to make the
querry directly to the ldap as if you were the radius and I think that you
will see that the userpassword is not returned.
Hi
Thxs for your fast and informative answer ... Indeed, a very good argument!
So I think I have to try another ppp version ... A strange problem, damned
ppp radiusplugin!!
Why can't life be easier? ;-)
thxs
peda
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Sébastien Cantos wrote:
So maybe it's a NAS problem. Are you sure that the NAS is sending the
userpassword in the request ?
hm, maybe, how can I test that?
I am currently trying some tests with the windowsxp radius test program
... But I am not
very optimistic
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I think Steve is right ... This damned ppp-radius-plugin sends bad
packets to my radiusserver ... packets without the required
user-password ...
And so it must be this damned plugin ...
I testet a little bit with the windows radius test program and I sent
packets
with and without user-password to
Hi
I want to use radius authentication for pptp. Therefor I need the
radius.so-plugin, which isn't included
in the Debian default installation of ppp 2.4.2b3. So I compiled it
manually (thank god there was
a makefile) and copied it to the right path. (/usr/lib/pppd/2.4.2b3/).
Everything worked
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