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802.1x on Linux with xsupplicant
When WEP's flaws became apparent, the wireless industry started developing new protocols to address the published weak points. These new protocols grew up around the IEEE 802.1x framework, which is a way of using the Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) and all of its methods on a LAN link. 802.1x client software programs, called supplicants, were brought to market by operating system vendors as well as by third-party developers.
Linux, however, initially was left out of the 802.1x frenzy. Network administrators who supported power users were forced to rely on manual WEP-based solutions with MAC address filtering or VPNs to secure Linux before supplicants were widely available. Happily, now two open-source supplicants are bringing high-quality wireless security to Linux. This article describes the process of setting up xsupplicant, which is also known as Open1X.
The wireless extensions API originally was designed to provide a unified way of having programs interact with drivers. Like any API, it saves developers from having to know the details of how to interact with every card. 802.1x supplicants, for example, are able to use a wireless extensions system call to set keys, rather than using card-specific calls for every card that exists.
The wireless extensions interface has gone through several versions. WPA support was added in wireless extensions version 18 (WE-18). Some distributions using the 2.6 kernel already have WE-18 support. Older kernels need to be patched, however. My test laptop runs Slackware, which still is using the 2.4 kernel. The 2.4 kernel has support for version 16 of wireless extensions, but patches are available for version 2.4.30. Patch download locations appear in the on-line Resources for this article. Begin by applying two patches to the kernel source:
# patch -p1 ~/iw249_we17-13.diff patching file include/linux/netdevice.h patching file include/linux/wireless.h patching file include/net/iw_handler.h patching file net/core/dev.c patching file net/core/wireless.c # patch -p1 ~/iw240_we18-5.diff patching file include/linux/wireless.h patching file net/core/wireless.c
To keep modules straight, I often find it helpful when patching kernels to edit the Makefile to include an extra version number in addition to the patch level. My wireless extensions 18 kernel is built as 2.4.30WE18.
The most common tools used with wireless extensions are the wireless toolset, and the most common tool you will use is iwconfig. Wireless tools version 28 is the current version and supports WE-18. Grab the source code from the Web site (see Resources). A simple make command builds the tools.
Many cards are supported under Linux, but a handful of drivers have captured the bulk of the popularity:
MADwifi, the Multi-band Atheros Driver for Wi-Fi: Atheros-based cards have some of the best hardware support for 802.11a networking. Chances are good that if your card supports 802.11a, it uses an Atheros-designed chip.
Intel IPW drivers for Centrino chipsets: Intel sponsors open-source driver development projects for the various Centrino chipsets. Due to the sheer number of Centrino chipsets on the market, these drivers are widely used.
orinoco_cs: the first widely used 802.11 card was the Orinoco Gold card, based on the Hermes chipset. These cards were sold under a variety of names, and they all performed quite well in their day. Although the radio performance and throughput of these cards is no longer cutting-edge, the driver is well understood and often serves as a testbed for new ideas.
This article is not meant to be a definitive treatment of working with drivers. I use Atheros-based cards because I have an 802.11a network at home and want a dual-band card for packet analysis. Therefore, I am writing about MADwifi.
MADwifi has not released any packaged source files. To use the driver, you must download the code from CVS. The build files distributed with MADwifi use your current kernel. If you have patched the kernel to update wireless extensions, reboot before building MADwifi:
$ cvs -z3 -d:pserver:email@example.com: ↪/cvsroot/madwifi co madwifi $ cd madwifi $ make root@bloodhound:/home/user/madwifi# make install
Atheros-based cards do not use firmware. Instead, they have a binary-only object called the hardware abstraction layer (HAL). Atheros has interpreted FCC regulations in such a way that requires the HAL to be kept closed-source. The HAL serves the same purpose as firmware on other cards—it implements low-level operations for the driver. The HAL is distributed as a uuencoded file, so you must install the uudecode program to install the HAL. It probably is in the shell archive utilities package for your distribution, but the location may vary. The OpenBSD Atheros driver includes an open-source, reverse-engineered HAL, but it has not been ported yet to Linux.
The kernel modules built as part of the process are installed in your modules directory. The driver includes its own 802.11 support layer composed of the modules wlan, wlan_wep, wlan_tkip and so on. The hardware-specific part of MADwifi is composed of modules that begin with the prefix ath_: the driver ath_pci, the HAL ath_hal and rate adaptation algorithms (ath_rate_*). All the modules are installed in the net/ directory.
Unable to get Xsupplicant to work
I am not able to get Xsupplicant to work for me.
Can somebody help?
Here are the network details:
SSID (Network Name: TTUnet
WEP data encryption Enabled
Automatically provided WEP key Enabled
IEEE 802.1x authentication Enabled
EAP type: Protected EAP (PEAP)
Protected EAP Authentication Method Secured password (EAP-MSCHAP v2)
EAP MSCHAP v2 Properties - Automatically Login Disabled
Here is the content of my /etc/xsupplicant.conf
network_list = all
default_netname = TTUnet
startup_command = echo "some command"
first_auth_command = dhclient %i
reauth_command = echo "authenticated user %i"
logfile = /var/log/xsupplicant.log
allow_types = all
identity = msg
eap-peap {
root_cert = NONE
chunk_size = 1398
random_file = /path/to/random/source
allow_types = all # where all = MSCHAPv2, MD5, OTP, GTC, SIM
eap-mschapv2 {
username = user
password = "passwd"
And I am using SUSE Enterprise Desktop Linux 10
I have my wireless adapter configured and works well with normal WEP/WPA networks.
Xsupplicant error
why I have this error with starting ?
syntax error:
startup_command = /sbin/iwconfig eth1 essid aeriusEAP enc open
General Parse error!
There was a problem with the config file. We cannot continue.
wrong version
remove the command, if you are using version 1.2.6 like i am then that command doesn't work for some reason. Remove it and other like "first_auth_command", then give it a try.
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Varda (Quenya; IPA: [ˈvarda]) is an Ainu, one of the mightiest of the Valar and one of the Aratar, the spouse of Manwë, with whom she lives in Ilmarin on the summit of Taniquetil in Aman.
When Melkor first began to create his discord, Varda saw his mind, and hated him and was forever his enemy and had always mistrusted him. Melkor hated Varda the most out of the Valar and it was her that he retreated from the most. Varda came to Arda with Manwë and the other Valar in the beginning of days. Varda aids Manwë in the rule of Arda and the watching of Middle-earth. Varda is concerned with light. She made the stars, filled the Lamps of the Valar with light, collected the dews of the Two Trees in her Wells, fashioned the newer stars and constellations in preparation for the Awakening of the Elves, hallowed the Silmarils, established the courses of the Moon and Sun, and set the Star of Elendil in the sky.
Because of her creation of the stars, Varda was the dearest of the Valar to the elves, who called to her for aid from Middle-earth. It is said that when Manwë sits beside her upon their throne on Taniquetil she is able to hear more clearly than any other ears, the prayers and laments of those in need from the furthest east even unto the west. At times she answered their prayers, and also those of Men. During the War of the Ring, for example, she aided Sam through the Phial of Galadriel (which contained the Light of Eärendil) during his struggle against Shelob. Varda was the most beautiful of the Valar. Varda is said to be too beautiful for words. Within her face radiates the light of Ilúvatar.[1][2]
Literary ConnectionEdit
The Valar are divine beings below a greater, more ultimate Creator, Ilúvatar. Thus some equate the Valar of Middle-earth with saints and angels; thus Varda, in her role as the most loved and prayed-to Vala, may be an equivalent of the Virgin Mary in Tolkien's own Catholic faith.
With his creation and inclusion of the Valar into his works, Tolkien also paid homage to Greek mythology and the Greek Pantheon in particular. Each of the Valar had a specific realm within the world that were at their command, much as the Greek gods in ancient myth. Tolkien wanted to create a mythology for his world, and the Greek model fit the bill perfectly. With this in mind Manwë, who is the King of the Valar, is most akin to Zeus who was King of the gods. In the same manner Varda, the wife of Manwë and the Queen of the Valar, is the equivalent of Hera, wife of Zeus and Queen of the gods as well as Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty.
Etymology and other namesEdit
Varda means sublime or lofty in Quenya, and Elentári means Star-queen. An epithet of hu is Tintalle which means Star-kindler.
She is probably best known by her Sindarin name, Elbereth Gilthoniel, as Frodo uttered that name at Weathertop to drive away the Ringwraiths.
In Sindarin she is also known as Elbereth (Star-queen), Gilthoniel (Starkindler) and Fanuilos (Ever-white). In Telerin she is called Baradis.
She is also referred to by the epithets The Kindler, Lady of the Stars, Queen of the Stars, Snow-white. They are translations of her Elvish names.
Behind the ScenesEdit
In NetHack and some other Roguelike games, the name Elbereth is used as a protective charm. For more, read the NetHack Elbereth FAQ; for a wiki page, try Elbereth.
"Varda" (ורדה) is a Hebrew name meaning "Rose", and is a common female first name in contemporary Israel. It is unknown whether Tolkien was aware of and influenced by this, or whether he created a similar name independently.
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Lord of the Valar (The Enemy): | Morgoth (a.k.a. Melkor) |
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Milwaukee leads 1-0 (as of 5/13)
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7:05 PM ET, May 13, 2013
PNC Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
W: M. Estrada (3-2)
L: A. Burnett (3-4)
PITTSBURGH -- The way the Milwaukee Brewers figure it, they were due. Then again, they always seem due when they play the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Marco Estrada allowed three hits over seven innings and the Brewers ran wild over the Pirates in a 5-1 victory on Monday to snap a four-game losing streak. Milwaukee began the night just 1-9 in May but stole a season-high six bases against Pittsburgh backup catcher Michael McKenry and took advantage of three Pirate errors."We needed to get back on the right track," manager Ron Roenicke said. "We got a couple breaks, a couple choppers, that went our way. So that was nice to see, but we played a good game."Norichika Aoki went 3 for 5 with three RBIs and two stolen bases for the Brewers. Jean Segura added three hits and three stolen bases as Milwaukee at will against A.J. Burnett (3-4) and McKenry, filling in while starter Russell Martin deals with a neck problem."I did what I could, Mike did what he could," Burnett said. "It's not for not trying. They're going to run on everything and when you have speed most of the time it's going to play in your favor. It's my fault for not keeping them off the bases."Burnett allowed four runs in seven innings and pushed his National League-leading strikeout total to 72, but Pittsburgh couldn't extend its winning streak to a season-high four games as the Brewers used their speed to take advantage of several rallies in which the ball barely got out of the infield."Sometimes you'd rather have them hit balls 800 feet," Burnett said.Estrada (3-2) bounced back from a rough start against St. Louis by striking out five and issuing just one walk to improve to 4-0 in his career against Pittsburgh. Roenicke pushed back Estrada's next start to give him some time to work on some things. It paid off with his best performance of the season."You get more days to work on stuff and I think mentally it helps because you forget about whatever," Estrada said.The Brewers needed to find ways to generate offense while playing without star Ryan Braun, given the night off as a precaution after a neck issue that bothered him earlier this season against Los Angeles flared up.Aoki and Segura more than picked up the slack, taking the extra base whenever the opportunity presented itself."It's the same as every night, we just try to stay aggressive on the basepaths and if you can go for the next base, we go for it," Aoki said. "That just showed tonight."While McKenry can be a sparkplug at times offensively, his defense remains an issue. He allowed the New York Mets to steal four bases on Sunday, and things only got worse at the start of a 10-game homestand -- all against sub-.500 teams -- the Pirates hope will allow them to make inroads on streaking St. Louis in the NL Central.The trouble started early. Aoki doubled to lead off the game and Segura reached on an infield hit. Segura promptly dashed to second even though McKenry called a pitchout. Aoki scored when Carlos Gomez's chopper to the mound skipped of Burnett's glove and rolled away.Burnett escaped the first by allowing just the one run, but Aoki and Segura struck again in the fifth. Logan Schafer led off with a double and moved to third on Estrada's sacrifice bunt. Aoki followed with a double then swiped third and scored on a swinging bunt by Segura.The Pirates, meanwhile, could manage nothing against Estrada, who gave Milwaukee's beleaguered pitching staff a much-needed quality start. The Brewers have the worst ERA (4.70) in the NL, a number that took a serious uptick when Estrada was shelled in his previous start, giving up eight runs in 3 1/3 innings against the Cardinals.There were no such issues against the Pirates. Estrada improved to 4-0 against Pittsburgh. The Pirates touched him for a run in the seventh on Pedro Alvarez's RBI-groundout but by then he was staked to a 4-1 lead thanks to a bumbling sequence in Burnett's final inning of work.Schafer hit a dribbled to first to lead off the seventh but reached when Gaby Sanchez couldn't collect the ball and step on the bag. Schafer then moved to second when Burnett threw wildly to first trying to keep Schafer near the bag. One batter later Aoki dribbled a grounder that Burnett mishandled for his second error of the inning. Schafer scored and Milwaukee was firmly in control."Tonight it was a storm we didn't have answers for out there," Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle said. "This has not been the norm, this has been abnormal for us. I'm going to go, take a shower, head to the house and get ready to play tomorrow."Game notes
Milwaukee 2B Rickie Weeks did not start for the first time this season. Manager Ron Roenicke felt Weeks could use the rest. Weeks entered the game in the ninth as a pinch hitter and struck out to drop his average to .181. ... The series continues Tuesday. Kyle Lohse (1-4, 3.53 ERA) starts for the Brewers against Pittsburgh's Jeff Locke (3-1, 2.95) ... Pirates closer Jason Grilli left the ballpark for a few hours Monday afternoon due to a personal issue but the NL leader in saves returned by the middle of the game ... Pittsburgh 2B Neil Walker went 0 for 4 in his return from the 15-day disabled list with a hand injury.
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Scoring Summary
1st | C Gomez reached on infield single to shortstop, N Aoki scored, J Segura to third. | 1 | 0 | |
5th | N Aoki doubled to right, L Schafer scored. | 2 | 0 | |
5th | J Segura reached on infield single to pitcher, N Aoki scored. | 3 | 0 | |
7th | N Aoki safe at first on error by pitcher A Burnett, L Schafer scored. | 4 | 0 | |
7th | P Alvarez grounded out to third, G Sanchez scored. | 4 | 1 | |
9th | N Aoki reached on infield single to third, A Gonzalez scored. | 5 | 1 | |
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Stadium | PNC Park, Pittsburgh, PA |
Attendance | 11,872 (30.9% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:48 |
Weather | 51 degrees, partly cloudy |
Wind | 13 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Adrian Johnson, First Base - Fieldin Culbreth, Second Base - Brian O'Nora, Third Base - Bill Welke |
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BARCELONA, Spain (AP) -- Barcelona says defender Eric Abidal will be hospitalized for three to four days to undergo tests on his liver transplant.
The 33-year-old Abidal had to have a liver transplant last April and has not played since, although he did return to training with the team in October.
Abidal underwent surgery to remove a liver tumor in March 2011 and returned to the team at full strength before the end of the season.
The France international had to stop playing a second time last spring when doctors determined he needed a transplant.
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Record Breaking Price For Patek Philippe Watch At Auction
The watch is referred to at the Ref. 1527 - though there is a more modern 1527, and no classic 1527 in Patek's historical records. More than likely that watch was a prototype of experiment. Perhaps a more complex model than the highly loved 1518 Perpetual Calendar Patek Philippe watch. This 1527 watch has a chronograph that the 1518 does not have, a larger size, and a more avant garde case design. . In 18k yellow gold, the watch is further unique for being relatively large for a war-era watch. Over 37mm in width - while considered medium in size at best given today's standards, this was a large watch back in the 1940s. This watch isn't new at auction either - it was last up on the bidding slab about 20 years ago.
The lot estimate for this Patek Philippe watch was no more than $2.5 million, but that price was far exceeded. I am frankly quite amazed by the fervor of Patek Philippe watch collectors (and prospectors). I feel that much of this is about riding a slow moving wave that at some point in the future will fall a bit. Many of these watches enter auction houses like they are revolving doors. Always hoping to fetch a higher and higher price a bit down the road. Such an economy cannot be maintained. Plus, there are other brands with fantastic historical watches that eventually will be noticed if a demand can be garnered. So while Patek Philippe watches will always be valuable at auction, I just can't see this extreme price hike continuing.
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Go to bed and pull up the covers, New York: Miami is now officially the city that never sleeps.
According to Sense Networks, a company that specializes in mobile location and behavioral targeting data, Miami stayed up the latest of all big American cities on New Years Eve this year. Sleepy New York could muster only a fifth-place finish, also falling behind Jersey City, N.J., and Garland, Texas. Even Newark, N.J., managed to prop its eyelids open later than NYC.
The ranking, based on analysis of mobile location data of residents in the 100 most-populated U.S. cities, will come as no surprise to locals who have seen clubbers staggering out into the daylight with all the grace of melting vampires. So what does Miami have that allowed us to snag the No. 1 spot?
Great weather, great parties and people who love their smartphones, says Heather Sears, vice president of marketing for Sense Networks (who laments the fact that she rang in 2013 in frigid Boston instead of on a South Florida beach). People keep their smartphones within arms distance 24/7. Theyre really, truly addicted. And on New Years Eve theyre wishing each other happy new year and texting and sending photos.
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The Generals led throughout and by as many as 11 late in the third quarter until the Flying Eagles manufactured a 14-0 run to lead 31-28.
Later, with the game tied, Winfield surged ahead in the final minutes to snag a precious victory against a much-respected MSAC foe.
"I think we just out-hustled them and played harder," Fisher said. "We wanted it more."
Fisher and the Generals (6-4) will need to keep that attitude in what's expected to be a series of challenges.
"We're really in a tough part of our schedule now," McGinnis said. "We've already played GW and Capital and now we got Woodrow, Parkersburg. We got Huntington coming in here. It's just non-stop."
Of Winfield's four losses, all have been by eight points or fewer. The team has succeeded in close games, too, defeating Beckley for the first-time ever and Hurricane, both by four points.
The schedule doesn't afford any time to bask in the victories, though, as the next opponent always poses a threat.
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Better bring the "A" game in the MSAC, because guys like Fisher will, and teams like the Generals should only improve as Winfield finds its rhythm.
"It's a challenge, but I think we're ready, and I think we'll continue to get better as the season goes on," Fisher said.
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