You can try to put "Password" attribute instead of "Cleartext-Password". The operator is also important: user Password == pass 2010/4/29 John Dennis <jdennis@redhat.com>

On 04/29/2010 02:27 PM, VU VAN HUNG wrote:

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Hi all, I got a problem with freeradius and mysql. My freeradius server cannot read data from radcheck table. It notice that No Cleartext-Password's Configured, even if I totally set Attribute field in radcheck table is Cleartext-Password. Could someones help me solve this problem ?

Read the output of radiusd -X, it will show you what is happening.

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I use MD5 pass and SHA pass: user SHA-Password := pass user MD5-Password := pass 2010/4/30 Alan DeKok <aland@deployingradius.com>

David Seira wrote:

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You can try to put "Password" attribute instead of "Cleartext-Password".

Please no. Don't use "Password" or "User-Password".

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The operator is also important:

user Password == pass

Again, no.

user Cleartext-Password := "password"

The FAQ has an example of this.

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