Radius on server X; VPN on server Y; Samba on server Z
Hi, I have the following: * Radius on server X * VPN on server Y * Samba on server Z Each server is located on a different continent. :-) Ok, user "foo" now connects to the VPN server and gets authorized by radius. Fine. Now, i want him to allow to connect to the samba server. Ideally without entering any user+password combination (is that safe enough?); i thought about, restricting samba connections only from ip-addresses of the VPN server. But he only is allowed to access his private space under samba. He is not alloed to access the space of another user "bar". Any hints on that issue? Thank you. Sascha
Is there any List of the dependencies to have a quick look that I get an overview of what I need before I can start compiling FreeRADIUS? Leander
Leander S. wrote:
Is there any List of the dependencies to have a quick look that I get an overview of what I need before I can start compiling FreeRADIUS?
It depends what you want. A basic FreeRADIUS install doesn't need anything other than a C compiler, and libc. If you want to do wireless authentication (e.g. PEAP), you'll need the OpenSSL libraries and headers. If you want to connect to an LDAP/SQL database, you'll need the appropriate LDAP/SQL client libraries and headers. Alan DeKok.
Leander S. wrote:
Is there any List of the dependencies to have a quick look that I get an overview of what I need before I can start compiling FreeRADIUS? The RPM spec files will tell you the dependencies (depending on what the RPM provides of course)
For a quick peak at build dependencies in Fedora: http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/rpminfo?rpmID=591291 Full Fedora spec file can be viewed here by downloading the src rpm and installing it (or unpacking it). http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/packageinfo?packageID=298 -- John Dennis <jdennis@redhat.com>
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