27 Aug
2010
27 Aug
'10
2:43 a.m.
Marius Pesé wrote:
Radcheck usually stores CAP and PASSWORD, I have added an additional value to the dictionary and wanted to add that as a row in radcheck, like
ID Username Attribute Op Value
66 Bob@internet cancelled == no
Which checks if the "cancelled" attribute exists, and if it's value is "no".
However when I then try to authenticate debug returns “No known good password” even though the Crypt-Password Attribute is still there.
Probably because the "cancelled" attribute doesn't exist.
Deleting the line in the radcheck table and everything works again.
Anybody see what I missed?
Read the documentation for the SQL module to see how it works. Alan DeKok.