On Thu 08 Feb 2007 13:58, Alan DeKok wrote:
tzieleniewski wrote:
Hi!
I have just compiled the latest CVS and whenever I try to start radius I
get the following info: Configuration file
/home/radius/freeradius/raddb/radiusd.conf is globally readable.
This is because I use the
Peter Nixon wrote:
I have to say that this caught me out also when I upgraded one of my radius
servers yesterday. My spec files had radiusd.conf as world readable, but
clients.conf and sql.conf etc (everything with passwords in them) as only
radiusd group readable.
Next time you make a
Hi,
I'm going to update the checks to make them a little less restrictive.
${raddb} should be o-rwx. Any files within ${raddb} can have any
permission they want.
so long as it handles symlinks/chroot okay :-)
alan
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On Fri 09 Feb 2007 12:25, Alan DeKok wrote:
Peter Nixon wrote:
I have to say that this caught me out also when I upgraded one of my
radius servers yesterday. My spec files had radiusd.conf as world
readable, but clients.conf and sql.conf etc (everything with passwords
in them) as only
Peter Nixon wrote:
0750 for the dirs and 0640 for the files is a pretty reasonable set of
permissions in my opinion...
Yes. I'll poke the Makefiles so that when the server is built, the
local files have the correct permissions before installation. That will
help, too.
Alan DeKok.
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Hi!
I have just compiled the latest CVS and whenever I try to start radius I get
the following info:
Configuration file /home/radius/freeradius/raddb/radiusd.conf is globally
readable.
This is because I use the symbolic links to files. Can this restriction be
somehow removed??
Bests
-tomasz
tzieleniewski wrote:
Hi!
I have just compiled the latest CVS and whenever I try to start radius I get
the following info:
Configuration file /home/radius/freeradius/raddb/radiusd.conf is globally
readable.
This is because I use the symbolic links to files. Can this restriction be
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