> Or (assuming similar shadowing system to freebsd) maybe telling it to
> use /etc/master.passwd as a standard (non-shadowed) password file?
> Or (assuming similar shadowing system to freebsd) maybe telling it to
> use /etc/master.passwd as a standard (non-shadowed) password file?
>
That's it!
I've changed my config to the following:
# have it still go to the 'users' file for default settings
<Radius DEFAULT>
<AuthBy FILE>
</AuthBy>
</Realm>
# set up BSDI authentication
<Realm dummyrealmyadayadayada>
<AuthBy UNIX>
Identifier System
Filename /etc/master.passwd
</AuthBy>
</Realm>
That way, I have my 'users' file to say Auth-Type = System for the
DEFAULT user (all I have in it now for testing purposes).
It authenticated just fine that way.
Then, I went back in and added in a
<Realm wingnet.net>
RewriteUsername s/^([^@]+).*/$1/
<AuthBy FILE>
</AuthBy>
</Realm>
above these entries and tried doing a radpwtst with a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] That worked also.
In the words of Shadow from the movie Homeward Bound, "Chance! You're
a genius!"
Thanks a lot for the help. Now to try all of this with a real live
3Com access server...
To the list: if anyone else is doing BSDI and knows of a better way of
doing this, please let me know.
Craig Thompson
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