This parameter should be set if and only if your AuthSelect
statement will return a bare Unix encrypted password, and you are not
using AuthColumnDef. Encrypted passwords cannot be used with CHAP or
MSCHAP authentication. If the encrypted password column for a user is NULL
in the database, then any password will be accepted for that user. If the
encrypted password column for a user is set to the empty string (as
opposed to NULL), then no password will be accepted for that
user.
EncryptedPassword is a hint to Radiator about how to deal with
passwords that have no explicit password type prefix. If EncryptedPassword
is not set, bare passwords (i.e. without a prefix) are treated as
plaintext passwords. If EncryptedPassword is set, they are treated as a
Unix crypt password. If a password has a prefix, then the password will be
interpreted according to that type of password, independent of the setting
of EncryptedPassword. For more information, see Section 7.1.1. User-Password, Password.
Note
This
parameter is ignored if you have defined your own AuthSelect column
definitions with AuthColumnDef.
# unix Encrypted password are in CRYPTPW
AuthSelect select CRYPTPW from USERS where N = %0
EncryptedPassword
