Radiator integration with openldap

Kihara Muriithi william.muriithi-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w at public.gmane.org
Mon Jan 8 16:00:15 UTC 2007


Hi all,
 I seem to be having a problem for the last two days with configuring a
Radiator setup I am currently implementing. I have google, read the manual
that come with the radiator, but I can't get myself out of the quagmire, so
please help.
 The radiator and openldap both are running on the same box. Installed on
the box is fedora 6 with the latest update. I am using the default openldap
installation on fedora and the company has bought Radiator 3.15, a good
implementation of radius, so I hear. I have been able to set up ldap and can
querry data from it using the ldap tools. Radiator can also work as I have
used the test script that come with it, for example radpwtst, radtest and
they are not whining. The problem is I don't want to use the local user
file, /etc/radiator/users as I suspect is what is currently happening. I
have arrived at this conclusion as stopping slapd don't seem to affect
radiator
  Below is the pertinent config that I thought would integrate radius to
ldap.

<Realm Company.com>
#AuthByPolicy ContinueUntilAccept
        <AuthBy LDAPSDKSDK>
                Identifier CheckLDAP
                Host    localhost
                Port    389
                AuthDN  cn=Manager,dc=Company,dc=com
                AuthPassword secret
        </AuthBy LDAP>

#       <AuthBy FILE>
#               Filename %D/users
#       </AuthBy FILE>
</Realm>

Please advice

William
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