jreige
October 2nd, 2008, 06:19 AM
Hi Everyone,
I am trying to configure system authentication using PAM against a radius server. I have installed libpam-radius-pam on the system and have configured the system exactly like I have configured the CentOS box we have in the environment. The CentOS box PAM authentication off our radius server works well.
I have created an account in the /etc/passwd, same username as the radius account. I have done this on the CentOS box and it works fine. When I attempt to login using SSH or anything else for that man, the /var/log/auth.log indicates that the password is incorrect.
passwd -S <username> indicates that the local account is Locked. I unlocked and a random password is applied. Still no go.
Anyone seen this issue? The problem is not the radius server as i have this working on a CentOS system.
System information
Ubuntu Feisty on i386.
I am trying to configure system authentication using PAM against a radius server. I have installed libpam-radius-pam on the system and have configured the system exactly like I have configured the CentOS box we have in the environment. The CentOS box PAM authentication off our radius server works well.
I have created an account in the /etc/passwd, same username as the radius account. I have done this on the CentOS box and it works fine. When I attempt to login using SSH or anything else for that man, the /var/log/auth.log indicates that the password is incorrect.
passwd -S <username> indicates that the local account is Locked. I unlocked and a random password is applied. Still no go.
Anyone seen this issue? The problem is not the radius server as i have this working on a CentOS system.
System information
Ubuntu Feisty on i386.