On Aug 15, 2017, at 2:49 PM, Adam Cage <adamcage27@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Matthew and Alan, I take your advice and I will use my current succesful Freeradius platform for AUTHENTICATION (samba, winbind, ntlm_auth, mschapv2....according to Alan Dekok guide) and I will try to use LDAP for AUTHORIZATION as you said.
I'm listing my current Debian packages installed in my Freeradius server, and I see freeradius-ldap is not present:
freeradius 2.2.5+dfsg-0.2
That version is YEARS out of date. Please install a recent version of the server. Packages for most common OS's are on http://packages.networkradius.com/
When I go to /etc/freeradius/modules I can see the ldap file, so is it necessary to install freeradius-ldap or not??? Because maybe it's sufficient to edit my current /etc/freeradius/modules/ldap file, I can't understand the sense of having freeradius-ldap package.
The freeradius-ldap package has the rlm_ldap library. The main package has the configuration files. Think of it this way: if freereadius-ldap wasn't needed to do LDAP... then why would it exist? Alan DeKok.