We've been running radiator using unix password authentication. I needed to
add CHAP, and based on input from the list, here's what I did. I took the
original, which looks up users in a file users2 which contains all the
unique check items (and a default), with AuthType= UNIX. Then the
Title: RE: (RADIATOR) Problem mixing AuthBy File and AuthBy SQL
Alternatively, write a quick perl script that does something like
#!/usr/bin/perl
$/ = \n\n; # Or, if those three dots are from your file, \n...\n
while (STDIN) { # Feed the user section in here
s/^(\S+)\s+//;
my $user
Is there a way to Authenticate users out of one SQL database and insert
the accounting records into a different database?
I would like to have a seperate ACCOUNTING database and it doesn't look
like I can right now.
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I have an evaluation copy of your Radiator, I have installed it by following your reference
manual. The platform, I have used is on Windows 2000 Server. However I am
having problems configuring it by following your instructions.
Im not sure what to do next?
I need to log to stdout without the timestamp (because I use multilog
for automatic rotation and TAI timestamps), so here is NoTimestamp. Hope
it's okay to send to the mailing list, and it's useful to someone.
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Hello Gabriel -
You should first of all install Perl from ActiveState (www.activestate.com).
Then you should open a DOS window and change directory to the Radiator distribution directory.
You should then be able to run the following command for testing:
perl radiusd -config_file radius.cfg
