Hello
there,
We recently started
billing to our customers, but now I'm confronted with users trying to get a
workaround.
In our
authentication we make use of an LDAP server. Users are now trying to log in
with characters like:
* and
\
The LDAP
authentication succeeds (with eg. * bei
Hello
All,
I'd like to use
Authby NT from a standalone W2K server. The problem is, radiator does not
authenticate accounts in other domains (either W2K or NT4, and either local or
domain accounts). When I make drive mappings to these domains (using account x)
it does authenticate account
Hello All,
I have the following behaviour on a W2K server using radiator 2.16.3
(including all patches) or 2.17:
If we try to restart the server it returns with the following error:
Could not bind to authentication socket: Unknown error at radiusd line 340
(or 339 for 2.17)
Only after some time
Hello Ferhat,
I have no problems with the SHA encryption. Did you install the necessary
modules (MD% and Digest-MD5)?
Regards,
Karel van der Velden
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Hello All,
Does anyone of you got AuthLDAP2 working on NT?
The documentation states to use LDAPSDK on NT systems in combination with
Netscape Directory Server. However I do not use a Netscape Directory Server.
Is LDAPSDK still the preferred LDAP module for NT?
When trying to get it working I d
Hello All,
I have the following experience using:
Radiator 2.16.1 including patches on either W2K/NT
When an LDAPSDK authentication handler has not been spoken to for some time
(about 15 to 30 minutes, further investigation will tell us the exact amount
of time) it doesn't react correctly anymo
Hello All,
I'm using 2.16.1 (including patches) and AuthLDAPSDK for LDAP
authentication. My config file contains several handlers (different
Called-Station-Id's), but which all authenticate against the same LDAP
server. When testing with the same user/password the following showed up:
handler 1
Hello All,
We've been running for a long time with Microsoft LDAP. I can tell you
Microsoft has it's own LDAP standard. It returns all of their attribute
values with a 'null termination' character. By doing some chopping of the
found LDAP attributes you'll see that your perfect password will matc
Hello all,
Does anyone know where the definition of TimeStamp in an accounting start
and stop record is explicitly defined? I can't find it inside the RFC text.
Empirical I can guess it defines the moment a NAS gets an access-accept or
maybe the moment it sends out a start accounting record, but
Hello,
We've done some additional programming to radiator (created some objects at
the start of radiator) however we're not yet able to find the location of
the code where the shutdown procedure is handled and which we need to remove
the created objects. The obvious location in the main loop (if
LS,
Sorry to have bothered you all. Already fixed the problem (to many versions
installed, to correct the right module). I'm able to adjust the code like I
want it, and make it an option in the radiator config file. However I'd like
it to become an option in the product itself instead that I need
LS,
Using LDAPSDK with Radiator (2.15) and NT I discovered that the ldapsearch
uses wholesubtree as scope parameter. This generates a lot of unnecessary
CPU load on the LDAP server. This is not (yet) a configurable parameter
within Radiator. In trying to adjust this in the AuthLDAPSDK.pm module (
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