Hi.
I was hoping someone could help me get Tap-Win32 compiled under Windows.
I am a little confused so far, as it seems to use the structures of the old
NTDDK, but at the same time use some include files from the new WinDDK.
Reason I am asking is that the current MTU constraints are to narrow fo
On Feb 18, 2008 7:59 AM, Alon Bar-Lev wrote:
> I wish to reproduce this.
> Can you please provide some instruction of how to do this?
> 1. Which EXACT version and platform of Windows are you using?
Windows XP SP2 Home edition
> 2. Which mingw version you are using, how did you installed it.
The
Hi Folks,
since pam doesn't work for me on ubuntu, as already stated on the
user-list, I decided to take a different approach towards
authentication. There is a python module called pyrad
(http://www.wiggy.net/code/pyrad/), which is able to authenticate a user
with a username and a password a
Marcus a écrit :
Hi Folks,
since pam doesn't work for me on ubuntu, as already stated on the
user-list, I decided to take a different approach towards
authentication. There is a python module called pyrad
(http://www.wiggy.net/code/pyrad/), which is able to authenticate a user
with a usernam
Marcus escreveu:
> Hi Folks,
>
> since pam doesn't work for me on ubuntu, as already stated on the
> user-list, I decided to take a different approach towards
> authentication. There is a python module called pyrad
> (http://www.wiggy.net/code/pyrad/), which is able to authenticate a user
> wi
Marcus wrote:
An authentication-script could look something like this:
#!/usr/bin/python
Not really able to help you with your python script, but this is a
really simple perl script I've written in the past (2005) for the same
purpose.
It uses a simple configuration file format:
radi
... you can also check openvpn_auth:
http://frost.ath.cx/software/openvpn_auth/
Best regards, Brane
Thibault Le Meur a écrit :
Have you tried using Radius plugin ?
http://www.nongnu.org/radiusplugin/
Yes, it works, but my Openvpn-Server is trying to establish accounting
according to logfile which doesnt work. My IAS-Server however gives me
an IAS_SUCCESS which is equal to "thumbs up".
Mayb
Brane F. Gračnar schrieb:
> ... you can also check openvpn_auth:
> http://frost.ath.cx/software/openvpn_auth/
Greetings to thee, Brane,
you are the author of that software if I am not mistaken.
I tried it already - alas with no success, although I "at least read the
whole goddamn configuration
The latest Windows build system for OpenVPN is actually quite powerful,
and can autodetect when certain dependencies are missing, such as the
Windows DDK, and substitute in a pre-built binary of the driver, instead
of requiring that every component be built from source.
This means, for example
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