My Dictionaries seem corrupted
Working Dictionaries requested. Anyone with known working dictioniaries?
Working Dictionaries requested. Anyone with known working dictioniaries?
Please stop changing the thread, it's hard to follow. About your PPPd+Radius+MS-CHAP issue: * On the freeradius server, get back to the standard dictionaries files (in case you have modified them). *On the VPN (PopTop server): - create the dictionary.microsoft and dictionary.merit file attached in your /etc/radiusclient directory - chmod them 644 so that any user can read them - check that you have 2 INCLUDE lines that point to these files at the end of the main /etc/radiusclien/dictionary file HTH, Thibault
Evan Vittitow wrote:
Working Dictionaries requested. Anyone with known working dictioniaries?
In all probability, you're attempting to use dictionaries which your version of pppd+radius plugin+radiusclient can't parse. For example, the built-in radiusclient in the ppp 2.4.4 source tarball *CANNOT* read the format FreeRadius uses: vendor Microsoft 311 begin-vendor Microsoft attribute name number type end-vendor Microsoft You need to use dictionaries compatible with the radiusclient version you have. For example, the ones that come with it.
Phil Mayers wrote:
Evan Vittitow wrote:
Working Dictionaries requested. Anyone with known working dictioniaries?
In all probability, you're attempting to use dictionaries which your version of pppd+radius plugin+radiusclient can't parse.
For example, the built-in radiusclient in the ppp 2.4.4 source tarball *CANNOT* read the format FreeRadius uses:
vendor Microsoft 311 begin-vendor Microsoft attribute name number type end-vendor Microsoft
You need to use dictionaries compatible with the radiusclient version you have. For example, the ones that come with it. I have pppd 2.4.4 on my server only, upgraded from 2.4.3. I can roll the version back if need be.
Phil Mayers wrote:
Evan Vittitow wrote:
Working Dictionaries requested. Anyone with known working dictioniaries?
First off, no one should be editing the dictionary files
In all probability, you're attempting to use dictionaries which your version of pppd+radius plugin+radiusclient can't parse.
The FreeRADIUS developers have been in discussion with the radiusclient developers, and it looks like we will be hosting radiusclient on freeradius.org, and coordinating the development. In the future, the dictionary files included with radiusclient should be more up to date. Alan DeKok. -- http://deployingradius.com - The web site of the book http://deployingradius.com/blog/ - The blog
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