T Kid82 wrote:
Could you explain why you think that? None of the documentation or
default configuration files say that. Note that the module return code
OK or success does NOT mean let the user in without checking their
password.
That is a revelation to me.
A simple explanation:
Yes... but from the debug output you posted, it looks like you deleted
everything *else*
The debug output I pasted was not in its entirety. I did not paste any
preceding output since it looked fine to me. No errors.
Could you explain why you think that? None of the documentation or
Hi everyone,
I have been trying to get RADIUS to run a perl script which would
authenticate users (and yes I have tried rlm_perl but I decided
against it). So far all I have in the perl script itself is
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use Data::Dumper;
exit 3;
T Kid82 wrote:
I have been trying to get RADIUS to run a perl script which would
authenticate users (and yes I have tried rlm_perl but I decided
against it).
Why? It is *much* more efficient than exec'ing a program.
...
Exec-Program output:
Exec-Program: returned: 3
++[exec] returns ok
You have put significant effort into butchering the default
configuration. Why?
I got this from the comments in exec-program-wait (which has been
deprecated) where it explains how to use rlm_exec. It says,
An entry for the module 'rlm_exec' must be added to the file
'radiusd.conf' with the
On Mar 19, 2008, at 11:34, T Kid82 wrote:
You have put significant effort into butchering the default
configuration. Why?
I got this from the comments in exec-program-wait (which has been
deprecated) where it explains how to use rlm_exec. It says,
An entry for the module 'rlm_exec' must be
T Kid82 wrote:
I got this from the comments in exec-program-wait (which has been
deprecated) where it explains how to use rlm_exec. It says,
An entry for the module 'rlm_exec' must be added to the file
'radiusd.conf' with the path of the script.
Yes... but from the debug output you
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