I think your problem is that your 'system' does not know of your users
existence. Having configured PAM is not enough, you need to make your
unix 'system' aware of your users via Name Service.
Example: If you are using LDAP, you can install the nss_ldap module
from http://www.padl.co
Hi Neale -
On Sun, 08 Aug 1999, Neale Banks wrote:
> I looked in the docs, but this one's not mentioned either way. If I
> specify a Client:
>
>
> NasType=vendor
> .
> DefaultRealm foo.bar
>
>
> 1. Are there any side-effects of NAS-Type if I don't specify any
> Simu
This sounds interesting. Does the NSS/LDAP module support PAM, ie, can it be
made to authenticate via Radiator? I'm trying to setup a system where the
Radiator database is the source of customer authentication information. Thanks
for your help.
Regards. Paul
Valentin Tumarkin wrote:
>
> I
No.
PAM is a library for authentication. PAM takes information from NSS,
and not vice-versa.
To make it simple: it's not enough to have your users in the radius
database, you should also put them in /etc/passwd or NIS or
LDAP database+nss_ldap modules.
About NSS from Solaris 2.6 nsswitch.con
Thought I might share this as I was having a problem running
Radiator as an NT service using the current instructions. I
was finally able to make things work using the following
modified directions which I integrated from the Srvany
instructions. It basically breaks down the single command
line in
Hi Mike and all,
Our production radiator server is still with
2.13.
It always worked, but recently we set up some time
restrictions, and it isn't working.
Users are still connected even when they're in Linux
"business" group.
My USERS file has the following DEFAULTs:
DEFAULT Auth-Type = S
Hello Ricardo -
On Mon, 09 Aug 1999, Ricardo Freire wrote:
> >%_Hi Mike and all,
>
> Our production radiator server is still with 2.13.
> It always worked, but recently we set up some time restrictions, and it isn't
>working.
> Users are still connected even when they're in Linux "business" gr
Hi guys,
Got a small problem, below is my AuthSQL with my AuthSelect in it, but
for some reason the encrypted passwords dont appear to be working, people can
login supplying anything for their password, could someone please show me what
to do to fix this little problem, thanx..
AuthSelec
Hi Cameron -
On Mon, 09 Aug 1999, Cameron Andrews wrote:
> Hi guys,
> Got a small problem, below is my AuthSQL with my AuthSelect in it, but
> for some reason the encrypted passwords dont appear to be working, people can
> login supplying anything for their password, could someone please
I think this is what you will get with AuthByTEST
/Ingvar
> -Original Message-
> From: Greg Kornatowsky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> We want to setup radiator so that all users get authenticated
> regrdless of
> what password or username they enter. We also want to accounting. So
>
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