>I've sucessefuly compiled Livingston's RADIUS on a SCO 5.0 box. If I
>add a user at the /etc/raddb/user file, it works fine, but if I try
>to use the DEFAULT user with "UNIX" password it does not work.
>
>It is not a problem on the user file because it is like others that
>are working very well on a Sun and a HP.
>
>On the /etc/raddb/logout file there is lots of "killing unresponsible
>process pid XXX" stuf. It seams that its spawned process are getting
>locked trying to authenticated the UNIX users.
>
>By the way, I am using shadow password and I have removed the
>- -DNOSHADOW from the Makefile before building radiusd.
On SCO v5 (at least the US version), applications that wish to access user
passwords must make a call to set_auth_parameters as the very first thing
they do in their main() procedure. If you dont, you wont be able to access
the protected password databases. See the manual pages for
set_auth_parameters for details.
(I have not tried to compile Radius on SCO, but I have been working on some
applications recently that required access to the user passwords.)
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