Problem with MySQL + system auth

[tnt at kalik.co.yu]

Put devices that you want authenticated by the system passwords into a
hungroup. Make an entry in a users file:

DEFAULT   Huntgroup-Name == whatever, Auth-Type := System

When user logs in from one of those devices he will be forced into system
authentication, all other requests will go the usual route - looking for
passwords in the database.

Ivan Kalik
Kalik Informatika ISP


Dana 23/1/2008, "William" <azander at netonecom.net> piše:

>On Wednesday 23 January 2008 13:33:24 A.L.M.Buxey at lboro.ac.uk wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> >   In working to get my new radius server working I have run into a snag.
>> > I need to authenticate using a SQL database or system password file
>> > depending on where the request comes from, however the user may exist in
>> > both, with different passwords.  How do I tell it to use the MySQL
>> > username/password pairs 'only' when it comes from a specific NAS?
>>
>> many many ways - you could use huntgroups and Autz-Type, you could
>> use virtual servers and proxy the request - if NAS is this or that
>> then use this server definition.
>
>Can you give me some examples, or documentation I could use to get this going.
>I tried Autz-Type but must have not understood it, or really messed ti up
>some how.
>>
>> > Suggestions, pointers to documentation I may have missed, etc are gladly
>> > welcomed.
>>
>> looks like you've told the server to do a Crypt-Password - and it
>> doesnt match.  how ARE you storing the passwords in the SQL?
>>
>> alan
>
>Passwords in the SQL database are currently Cleartext-Password, due to some
>old NAS issues.  Hopefully this round of updates will allow us to switch it
>to Crypt-Password, but as of this writing it isn't an option.
>
>
>Wm
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