> We have all of our users type defined by their shell in /etc/passwd.
> For
> example, a shell-only user may have /bin/zsh, a ppp customer has a
> shell
> of /dynamic-ppp, and a mail customer is /dev/null. We then have a
> perl
> script which parses the passwd file to create the appropriate radius
> records, based on the shell type.
That's like what we do now (except I have a file that has that
information). I am sure, however, that there is a better way of doing
it, as I set that up before DEFAULT was available.
Evan