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Subject: Re: Can FreeBSD and Radius be used for a CyberCafe?
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In a message dated 97-06-09 13:17:37 EDT, skafte@worldgate.com (Greg Skafte)
wrote:

<<
  	simple ... 
 
 	Dialup users have a radius entry, lan customers do not, And 
 	DO NOT have a Default user profile.   
 
 	For the LAN you can use nis to share passwds between workstations 
 	or there are some hacks for login to allow it to use radius and 
 	then setup a seperate radiusd for lan access....
  >>

OK. What are the hacks to login to get it to use a radius server?