David Toms wrote:
I have not modified the freeradius configs much. I added "VENDOR ChilliSpot 14559" to the dictionary file, which I hoped would make freeradius read the "dictionary.chillispot" dictionary.
No, it won't.
The file says "see man dictionary for the format of the dictionary files", but this man page is not installed.
Where did you get the installation from? The dictionary files should be installed in a normal location (rpm, .deb, etc), OR in /usr/local/share/man. This last path is printed out if you're doing a manual install. Also, if you managed to read the comments in the raddb/dictionary file, it INCLUDES the other dictionary files. This gives you the path where they're installed, and the syntax that the server expects for including other dictionary files.]
I am assuming that the attribute name is invalid, because the vendor specific attributes are not known to radius. I added it to the default realm in the "attrs" configuration file, but no good.
Adding dictionary entries to another configuration file isn't helpful.
So, what is wrong? How do I allow vendor specific attributes to be sent in a radius reply?
You reference the dictionary file, just like the examples in the dictionary file you read in /etc/raddb. Alan DeKok.