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Re: Username case-sensitivity, detail.auth vs detail: msg#00007gnu.radius.general
> With the old server usernames weren't case-sensitive. Apparently some of > our users got used to that and are having problems now. We are > authenticating via PAM. The PAM modules don't seem to offer a switch > though, and I haven't seen anything in the RADIUS documentation, either. If > that's the way it is, I guess we can live with that, but if there is a > workaround I'd like to know it. The usernames in plaintext database (raddb/users) are always case-sensitive. If you are using PAM to authenticate, the best way out would be to write a small pass-through module which will downcase the username in the PAM credentials. Writing such a module is quite straightforward. > The other problem is that one of our NAS's, a Cisco 3030 VPN Concentrator, > produces *only* a detail.auth file but no detail file. All other NAS's have Are you using Acct-Type attribute for that NAS? Do you see any records from that NAS in the output of radwho command? Does it produce any error/warning messages in your radius.log? Regards, Sergey |
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