"Dan Russell" <dan@in-house.com.au> wrote:
Because you put it into the NT-Password attribute, instead of the User-Password attribute.
Okay, I've tried that and not found it to work for me.
Sorry, it *does* work. Since you didn't provide any debug logs or config examples, I can only suggest that you probably did it wrong.
It tries to get the 'User-Password' attribute first (which it fails on, I don't have one), then it tried to get the 'LM-Password' attribute which it also fails on. After dealing with that it tries the same thing with 'NT-Password'. For some reason it isn't pulling these attributes out of mysql..
Read the debug log. It will tell you what it *is* getting from MySQL.
After looking at the debug output from freeradius, the sql statement that it executes when it receives an authentication request should return the LM-Password and NT-Password.
Does it return those attributes when you run the query by hand? Alan DeKok.