I was wondering if there are issues when you run radiator on nt. I mean the
fork() call is not implemented on nt and maybe radiator is using it. Are
there any complications / considerations (other than the unix-vs-nt issues).
- Wilbert
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Last week I descibed that I had a problem with Radiator on NT, and
authenticate against the Microsoft Site Server LDAP server. I had an extra
'\0' at the end of any value that was retrieved from the ldap-server.
When I wrote a perl script that used perl-ldap, I realized that there had to
be
on Unix, I don't see this '\0' and also length is correct. So the
problem is in perl-ldap instead. I will mail this to Graham Barr.
- Wilbert
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We have Radiator running on
both Linux and NT, and authenticate against the Microsoft LDAP server, using the
AuthbyLDAP clause. With Radiator on Linux, everything was okay but when we tried
it on NT, every authentication request was rejected.
When I looked into the logfile, I noticed
Kurt, Hugh,
We had a similar situation.
When we fail to get our subscription fee, we don't want our customers be able to
surf the Internet anymore (suing our Internet access service), but we do want
them to use a guest account, they can use to dial-in but access only
a single server,
We would like to offer this
service to our subscribers: if they login, a DNS name 'of choice' is related to
their dynamic ip-address (much like www.ddns.org )
Did anybody implement support
for Dynamic DNS on top of Radiator. I think it shouldn't be too hard to send a
DNS update at the
Requiem,
We had / have the same problem. Besides
radiator, we also have our own radius server (but we're trying to get rid of it,
VPN by VPN). The subscribers have an attribute 'radiusProfile' in their object.
Whenever the value equals 1 they should have normal access,
0 no access and for
Tim,
We have the same problem at one ISP. We
have even have to store different encrypted passwords (eg. Irix, Solaris,
Netscape ...) into an LDAP directory to be able to authenticate all of them
using this LDAP server. And for chap, we needed to store the plaintext
too.
Probably the
I'm trying to add a
name-value pair to a request just before authentication occurs. The
documentation of radiator has an example:
Realm
PreAuthHook sub {
$_[0]-add_attr('test-attr', 'test-value'); }
AuthBy LDAP
...
AuthBy
/Realm
Without the PreAuthHook,
everything is working fine,
