Hi,
I want all users who have accounts on host A to have access to ser which runs on host B, (without having to add them again to the mysql database on host B.)
I learned that Radius Digest Authentication cannot be used because it needs the Radius server to know the cleartext password of the user. Is there any other method that I can use in this situation?
Nimal R.
Hello,
Any software that wants to verify a digest response must know plaintext password or precalculated HA1 string (see RFC2617), that means /etc/passwd cannot be used.
Jan.
On 23-03 22:30, Nimal Ratnayake wrote:
Hi,
I want all users who have accounts on host A to have access to ser which runs on host B, (without having to add them again to the mysql database on host B.)
I learned that Radius Digest Authentication cannot be used because it needs the Radius server to know the cleartext password of the user. Is there any other method that I can use in this situation?
Nimal R.
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