> Linux box #1, RadHat 4.2, Radius 2.01 (shadow), raddb has some special
> entries, but 95% of users authenticated with default entry using
> passwd/shadow files.
>
> Linux box #2, RedHat 4.2, Radius 2.01 (shadow), raddb is identical to
> raddb on Linux box #1.
> I do not want all of the normal users to have access to Linux#2 (I don't
> want the same password file).
>
> What is the best way to make this a secondary authentication server
> without using the same password file?
/usr/sbin/chroot /var/radius2 /radiusd &
Add in some scp and a crontab and you're there.
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