I use the Unix password and I have them set to use the unix password in radius.
This is what my users file looks like.
candyr Password = "UNIX", Expiration = "Jan 01 2010"
markon Password = "UNIX", Expiration = "Jan 01 2010"
nolcwe Password = "UNIX", Expiration = "Jan 01 2010"
When I restart radius it recognizes the new passwords. I am also using
shadow passwords. I still dont know why it does it????????? Could Linux
shadow passwords have anything to do with it?
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>On Fri, 28 Jun 1996, Alex wrote:
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>> I am having a slight problem with radius. I allow users to change their
passwords via the telnet shell
>> account. Problem is when a user changes his password, they can telnet in
with their new password but
>> then when they dial in radius only knows the old password. I dont think
radius caches users passwords
>> and user account but I tries to solve the problem with crontab. I still
cam into a problem. I created a
>> cron file that looked like this.
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>> 0,20,40 * * * * killall radiusd.esva;/etc/raddb/radiusd.esva -s -p .ppp
>> This kills radius and restarts it every 20 minutes incase I am not there
to restart it. Now this is what
>> a ps -uax shows
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>> root 19619 0.0 1.9 824 612 p1 S 14:25 0:00
/etc/raddb/radiusd.esva -s -p .pp
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>> Notice that it says .pp instead of ppp so it doesn't pass the .ppp for
pap. I have tried several things.
>> Why thay hack wont it put that last p? Is there a cron command line limit
or something?
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