(RADIATOR) What's NT-MTA-MD5 ?
Oscar L. Garzón
ogarzon at andinet.com
Sat Feb 14 10:51:07 CST 2004
Hello, I already searched archive, but couldn`t find an answer. I'm tryng to
authenticate against a SunONE Directory Server...
Some of the passwords are encrypted using SHA1 ( By default ), and others
using MD5 (taken from a mail server), however I was expecting $1 prefix in
MD5 ones... not {NT-MTA-MD5}.
Does Radiator support it? is there anything extra I should do?
This is what I get.
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When I try to authenticate a user whose password is stored in SHA I get
radpwtst -user test1 -password 'hola123'
sending Access-Request...
OK
radpwtst -user test1 -password
'{SSHA}wHFev3vKYvDM2/lDqx924jyw3sM7UepoS14OBw=='
sending Access-Request...
Rejected: Request Denied
Log File looks like this
Thu Feb 12 18:33:15 2004: DEBUG: LDAP got userPassword:
{SSHA}wHFev3vKYvDM2/lDqx924jyw3sM7UepoS14OBw==
------------
When I try to authenticate a user whose password is stored in MD5 I get
radpwtst -user test2 -password 'hola123'
sending Access-Request...
Rejected: Request Denied
radpwtst -user test2 -password
'{NS-MTA-MD5}525c347a78adc72d5aa2792d78ff3cd3cd1bf318fa32c5866166a7edcb1e1c8
7'
sending Access-Request...
OK
Log File looks like this
Thu Feb 12 18:30:34 2004: DEBUG: LDAP got userPassword:
{NS-MTA-MD5}525c347a78adc72d5aa2792d78ff3cd3cd1bf318fa32c5866166a7edcb1e1c87
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