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[Help-gnu-radius] User-Password doesn't seem to be computed
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[Help-gnu-radius] User-Password doesn't seem to be computed |
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Thu, 08 Apr 2004 12:00:34 +0200 |
Hello,
I am trying to use gnu-radius but my first tests fail as I cannot check if
gnu-radius properly decode an incoming authentication request.
I am using a radius client to send an auth request to gnu-radius.
I have specified the shared secret in the 'clients' file.
The User-Password is not what has been sent and I have difficulties to find
out what is wrong.
how can i check what shared secret is really used ?
I have tried to play with the logging options in order to check what
User-Password is obtained but I ddin't succeed (they are very complex...
certainly very powerful but complex).
As a workaround I used exec_program-wait with %C{User-Password} to be able
to log this and I always see a crypted password.
There is also an option allowing to get a log of each incoming packet. Here
is what I get :
Thu Apr 8 11:46:02 2004
User-Name = 2123193906
Acct-Session-Id = adeolis-1965
NAS-Identifier = adeolis-1
NAS-IP-Address = 192.168.2.10
Timestamp = 1081417562
Request-Authenticator = None
The User-Password is missing and there is also a "Request-Authenticator =
None" message which I don't understand. The request authenticator is a 16
random number for Access-Request and is present in my packet...
Does anyone know how i could perform this first level checking ?
Many thank's.
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