Usernames with spaces
I'm a relatively new freeradius user so I am not really an expert with it. I have two users in the racheck table: "admin" and "d6 40 1a 98". Both with passwords "admin198". Doing this: *radtest admin admin198 localhost 0 testing123* ..returns an Access-Accept packet. But doing this: *radtest "d6 40 1a 87" admin198 localhost 0 testing123* ..returns an Access-Reject packet. I wonder why the user with spaces in the username is being rejected. I've read somewhere that I need to specify "nospace_user". Can I edit that in the radiusd.conf? What should the value be: before, after or no? Our installed version is 2.1.0+dfsg-0ubuntu2, running on Ubuntu 8.10. The backend database we used is MySql. Thanks in advance. Joeven Rex L. Dizon
I'm a relatively new freeradius user so I am not really an expert with it.
I have two users in the racheck table: "admin" and "d6 40 1a 98". Both with passwords "admin198".
Doing this: *radtest admin admin198 localhost 0 testing123* ...returns an Access-Accept packet.
But doing this: *radtest "d6 40 1a 87" admin198 localhost 0 testing123* ...returns an Access-Reject packet.
I wonder why the user with spaces in the username is being rejected.
Post the debug (radiusd -X). Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP
Joeven Rex Dizon wrote:
I wonder why the user with spaces in the username is being rejected.
Run the server in debugging mode, as suggested in the FAQ, README, INSTALL, "man" page, and *too* often on this list.
I've read somewhere that I need to specify "nospace_user". Can I edit that in the radiusd.conf? What should the value be: before, after or no?
No. It doesn't work in 2.x. Alan DeKok.
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