As for Permanent users not changing their own passwords, I believe the RBAC implementation in RADIUSdesk is not yet complete and so you might want to look at developing a custom solution using the API before there is an official implementation of RBAC in RADIUSdesk
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Hi Dirk,
Recently I setup Radiusdesk again on new machine, and created some
permanent users.
But I noticed that permanent users cannot change password by their own ,it
says user have
no right to change.So I have to use Access Provider to change the password.
Another issue is every time the Radiusdesk startup , I have to manually
start radiusd service by run
sudo /etc/init.d/radiusd start , otherwise user can not get authentication.
Can you advice ?
Thanks in advance!
Best Regards,
I'm running Radiusdesk on a VM and have the same problem so I'd be interested in any advice as well
Hey guys, so you will need to ensure radiusd starts on boot. If you use RHEL/CentOS, it should just be
and if using Ubuntu, you can use
As for Permanent users not changing their own passwords, I believe the RBAC implementation in RADIUSdesk is not yet complete and so you might want to look at developing a custom solution using the API before there is an official implementation of RBAC in RADIUSdesk