Re: [LUAU] Radius dialup on FreeBSD
I had Free Radius (on freebsd) running for a while, but I was using it for WPA authentication against a couple APs (and that machine has been replaced by a Mac Mini for the RADIUS parts). You don't say how you're dialing in (PPP?), and you don't give us any debugging output. You don't even show us the entries in the users file, so its a bit difficult to help you. Jim On Apr 7, 2006, at 7:28 AM, Al Plant wrote: Aloha Gurus, Does any one have experience with Free Radius? We have installed it and the [EMAIL PROTECTED] uning PW: xyz123 works ( It was setup by another person) but, when I add for example [EMAIL PROTECTED] PW: dog, into the users file it wont connect. Dials and makes an attempt but drops the connection. I have cheched the How to's and FAQ's. I have rebooted the server. I have checked the Clients listings and the 2 IP's are ok. ( Or I don't think the test name would work.) Am I missing adding something to another file for each additional user? Any suggestions? Al Plant -- Webmaster- http://hawaiidakine.com Admin- http:// freebsdinfo.org -- Supporting Open Source Computing - - FreeBSD 4.11/6.* -- Debian Linux 3* All that's really worth doing is what we do for others.- Lewis Carroll ___ LUAU@lists.hosef.org mailing list http://lists.hosef.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/luau
Re: [LUAU] Microsoft's Open Source web site
Matt Darnell wrote: It looks legit. Here is an example post: Dear Microsoft: Are you saying that the poster thinks Microsoft has a credibility problem? ;) -- Hawaiian Astronomical Society: http://www.hawastsoc.org HAS Deepsky Atlas: http://www.hawastsoc.org/deepsky
[LUAU] a new use for hosef donations?
There has been a lot of recent discussion about what to do with PII machines. Lets build a cluster. (Where can we find the room/power/ AC?) http://hardware.slashdot.org/hardware/06/04/07/2225227.shtml The ACCRC is the relatively famous computer recycling non-profit in Berkeley that builds clusters out of old hardware. Make Blog has an article about the Center's plans to build a cluster out of the equipment people bring to recycle at Make Faire later this month. The ACCRC geeks are now able to integrate PII's or better into the cluster, which will be powered by Vegetable Oil and run Parallel Knoppix.
Re: [LUAU] Microsoft's Open Source web site
On 4/7/06, Peter Besenbruch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Matt Darnell wrote: It looks legit. Here is an example post: Dear Microsoft: Are you saying that the poster thinks Microsoft has a credibility problem? ;) I would never insinuate something like that.I don't even know what FUD is!*shocked look* :) -Matt
Re: [LUAU] a new use for hosef donations (used PCs)?
Jim Thompson wrote: There has been a lot of recent discussion about what to do with PII machines. Lets build a cluster. (Where can we find the room/power/AC?) You can do a rough and tumble calculation. To match a lowest-powered ( cheapest) Sempron you can find in the market, you will need at least 10 PII's clustered together. Here on the island, we are paying $0.21 per KWHr. At 150 W per PII, we are talking about 7 bucks a day, or more than $2,500 a year for the utility bill. And this is just one of the (more manageable) problems; the parts cost additional money, and servicing such a monster will be worse than a nightmare. You can find a Sempron/MB combo for around $100. So, is it worth the effort? The key issue should be how to design an optimized system, sell the idea, and help getting the fund (a Niagara would be ideal for the Isle). Of course, fund-raising is much easier said than done, and you won't get the same kind of instant gratification as collecting used PCs would give you. Wayne
[LUAU] New Round of LayOff at Sun
It seems that Sun is beginning a new round of layoffs. This has become so common, no one cares to talk about it any more (unless someone you know happens to be affected). BTW, while Sun's Solaris developers do not seem to care about user-friendliness, a couple of OpenSolaris LiveCDs have come out. I have been playing with Belenix and NexentaOS. The latter has its own repository, the former will be able to use Blastware.org (Solaris repository) in its next version. Wayne
