Hi all, I have not seen an "echo" of my mail in the inbox, nor any others.
But I heard my mail was distributed via list. So this tests whether I am left in the dark now (I am using gmail and the web interface for this on out of pure laziness) and I also would like to know whether there where answers. BTW: "service shell" was tried by me before too, it did not fix my problem. I still cannot find an exhaustive list of service keywords, I dig into the sources next (after I get my test bed back, I was one night away and changes were made) Thanks Peter On Mon, Dec 14, 2015 at 4:03 PM, Peter Ross <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I am installing TACACS+ on a CentOS7 server (to replace a Win 2003 based > Tacacs) > > I could not find a Tacacs+ server in the repositories so I installed this > one: > > http://www.shrubbery.net/tac_plus/ > > Installation was not a problem, and this test configuration: > > key = <key> > > user = tester { > > login = PAM > service = exec { > default attribute = permit > priv-lvl = 15 > } > > } > > gives the user tester (local to the server) access on a HP Blade Center > switch (a Nortel switch) via > > /c/sys/tacacs > prisrv <ip> > on > cmap enabled > > if I use the serial console. > > A list of commands appears and I get a prompt. > > However, if I try ssh, the login seems to work but I do not get a list of > commands and no prompt. The terminal is completely quiet after the login > (but it stays connected). > > I played around a bit but have not been successful. > > Do you have an idea what may be missing? > > Thanks for answers > Peter > > >
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