I just commited the Adito RADIUS plugin in the trunk branch. It's the same code as in the embedded branch, modified to compile in the trunk branch. I wrote a build.xml and moved some files to respect the trunk branch hierarchy.
I renamed the plugin "adito-community-radius" to follow the other plugin's naming convention.
I wrote some instructions to install and configure it in the README file.
It works fine with our Radius server, let me know how it works for you…
Nicolas
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I had a look today to this issue and it seems really simple to solve : we just need to catch the net.sf.jradius.exception.TimeoutException.
If the server is down, after x retries, you'll receive "Timeout: No Response from RADIUS Server" in the log file and Invalid Credentials in the web interface.
I commited the patch to the trunk branch, let me know if it works for you.
Nicolas
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Your fix is working fine.
Many thanx for making this patch!
As workaround , i had also used a static user password (default) , behind the radius authentication.
But with this fix , i can disable static password authentication, and use radius as primairy (and only) authentication.
Thanks again!
Roel
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I installed adito from trunk and enabled the Radius plugin.
I have setup freeradius with smsotp and that gives me this error.
ServletException in '/WEB-INF/jsp/radiusAuth.jspf': ServletException in '/WEB-INF/jsp/tiles/passwordEntry.jspf': net.sf.jradius.packet.attribute.value.StringValue cannot be cast to java.lang.String
It should precent me with a otp input field.
Is there any think that I can do to make that work ?
- Karsten
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Hi all,
I just commited the Adito RADIUS plugin in the trunk branch. It's the same code as in the embedded branch, modified to compile in the trunk branch. I wrote a build.xml and moved some files to respect the trunk branch hierarchy.
I renamed the plugin "adito-community-radius" to follow the other plugin's naming convention.
I wrote some instructions to install and configure it in the README file.
It works fine with our Radius server, let me know how it works for you…
Nicolas
Hi Nicolas
Build from the latest trunk.
Radius works just fine.
I use Freeradius with Mobile-OTP.
But fas as I can see , there is a security issue
When the radius server is down , all requests are permitted (after the retries*timeout)
When the radius server is up. It is working as expected.
Roel
This is a known issue. I don't think there are currently any plans to fix it. :-(
Hi,
I had a look today to this issue and it seems really simple to solve : we just need to catch the net.sf.jradius.exception.TimeoutException.
If the server is down, after x retries, you'll receive "Timeout: No Response from RADIUS Server" in the log file and Invalid Credentials in the web interface.
I commited the patch to the trunk branch, let me know if it works for you.
Nicolas
Hi Nicolas,
Your fix is working fine.
Many thanx for making this patch!
As workaround , i had also used a static user password (default) , behind the radius authentication.
But with this fix , i can disable static password authentication, and use radius as primairy (and only) authentication.
Thanks again!
Roel
I installed adito from trunk and enabled the Radius plugin.
I have setup freeradius with smsotp and that gives me this error.
ServletException in '/WEB-INF/jsp/radiusAuth.jspf': ServletException in '/WEB-INF/jsp/tiles/passwordEntry.jspf': net.sf.jradius.packet.attribute.value.StringValue cannot be cast to java.lang.String
It should precent me with a otp input field.
Is there any think that I can do to make that work ?
- Karsten