Mysql with crypted password

Alessandro Agostini A.Agostini at ifac.cnr.it
Tue Jun 27 16:09:54 CEST 2006


Stefan Winter ha scritto:
> Hi!
...
> 
> Since SecureW2 can use TTLS, you have a variety of options for encrypting 
> passwords in your MySQL table. You may want to use unix crypt, MD5 hash 
> passwords etc. The only difference is that the statement in SQL is not
> 
> User-Password := whatever
> but
> Crypt-Password := someweirdstring (according to the crypto scheme you chose)

Ok. Now I have two demo one with clear text passwd and one with crypted password.
However I can't authenticate it. What I need to change in radius.conf or eap.conf ?
I have modified "radius.conf":
  pap {
                 encryption_scheme = md5  (was crypt)
         }

in eap.conf
                 default_eap_type = md5

(was)           default_eap_type = peap


I have crypted password with MD5.

Thanks
Alessandro




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