As you say, this doesn't matter as far as LDAP is concerned.
It looks to me like FDS uses {crypt} (lowercase) when hashing passwords
on your behalf, so it probably makes sense to go with lowercase.
It really shouldn't be the radius server's business to care about this,
but I understand that may be out of your control.
basile wrote:
hi
we have a fedora directory server in which there are stored password
{CRYPT}hdfflkdf and others {crypt}bqbqsbqsd
no problem for ldap but there is a radius server which authenticate
users through ldap and which is case
sensitive
is there recommandation to use CRYPT or crypt
thanks
basile
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