At 10:54 AM 2/21/97 -0600, you wrote:
>Tom you misunderstood me. When people say update the pasword, they mean
>physically change the pasword through the NAS's password changing
>capabilities. I.E. The NAS can send a radius request that will change a
>users password, not just reload information that has allready been updated
>(changed).
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Tommy Cheng [SMTP:tommycheng@pcmagic.net]
>Sent: Thursday, February 20, 1997 11:26 PM
>To: radiusnt@iea.com
>Subject: Re: users update
>
>I thought we could also update the password through *reload*, but I
>could be wrong. When there are changes made to users file, be whatever
>that is, I just *reload* to update the information. But of course, I
>haven't done that since I use ODBC mode quite some times back....
>
>Tommy Cheng
>
>
>Erik Lundby wrote:
>>
>> Well Since we just had this conversation, do you mean reload the users
>> file? Or do you mean make changes to the users file such as changing
>> password? If you mean the latter, it's not yet available and will not be
>> available in the public release. (only in a release to emerald users).
> If
>> you mean just reload the users file, create a user with login name
>> (*reload*) and log in as that user. You can either do a standard login
>or
>> use radlogin. This will reload your users file.
>>
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