Re: Running radiusd as an unprivileged user

Hi Andrey. Edit your radiusd.conf and uncomment: #user = nobody #group = nobody done that. You can manually add new users the radius will run as. Propaly the easiest way is to run vipw and copy line from some other service, change the uid, gid and the username, edit /etc/group and put there

Re: Running radiusd as an unprivileged user

On Thu, 2 Jun 2005 09:24:53 -0400 Andrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: RESULT: It looks like it's working, but it doesn't authenticate anybody. It doesn't necessarily give an Access-Reject, but it also doesn't let anyone stay online. Lets users log in and then kicks them off 15 seconds later.

Running radiusd as an unprivileged user

Hi everyone, Just a quick question about running radiusd as a user other than root. Do I need to compile the server as that user? And do I need to do anything else other than uncomment the lines in radius.conf? Is there a help/doc file about this? Thanks a bunch. Andrey - List

Re: Running radiusd as an unprivileged user

Hi Andrey. Edit your radiusd.conf and uncomment: #user = nobody #group = nobody You can manually add new users the radius will run as. Propaly the easiest way is to run vipw and copy line from some other service, change the uid, gid and the username, edit /etc/group and put there your group as

Re: Running radiusd as an unprivileged user

Hi, Edit your radiusd.conf and uncomment: #user = nobody #group = nobody You can manually add new users the radius will run as. Propaly the easiest way is to run vipw and copy line from some other service, change the uid, gid and the username, edit /etc/group and put there your group as