Hi, Our passwords are stored as clear text in a postgresql database. The attached file tends to show CHAP is looking for something I dont understand. Would you have any suggestion? What's that "no known good passwdord" that might fail authentication? testing with radtest give the correct auth answers. I am now testing with the final client (coova). -- Architecte Informatique: Administration Systeme, Recherche & Developpement + 261 32 11 401 65 Pensez a l'environnement avant d'imprimer ce message
Am 23.07.2009 um 15:42 schrieb Rakotomandimby Mihamina:
Hi, Our passwords are stored as clear text in a postgresql database.
Are they defined as Cleartext-Password ? In a users file you would need something like: username Cleartext-Password := "secret" (not sure how to express it in a database).
The attached file tends to show CHAP is looking for something I dont understand.
Would you have any suggestion? What's that "no known good passwdord" that might fail authentication?
testing with radtest give the correct auth answers. I am now testing with the final client (coova).
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Our passwords are stored as clear text in a postgresql database.
Nice. Does your radius server know that? It helps if radius server knows where the passwords are.
The attached file tends to show CHAP is looking for something I dont understand.
Login incorrect (rlm_chap: Clear text password not available): I don't see anything mysterious about that message.
Would you have any suggestion?
Uncomment sql entry in authorize section of the default virtual server.
testing with radtest give the correct auth answers.
For a user entry stored in the database? I would seriously doubt that. How could it when you haven't told the server to look there. Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP
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