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Sam et al, I'm relived it built on Linux without much hassle, as I've only tried on OS X (I started attempting to check out the sources on my Linux system the other day and, ironically, ran into some Kerberos issues so didn't get very far at all). Let me know how testing goes. The SASL examples are probably the easiest to setup, just make sure you set SASL_PATH appropriately in case you install the GS2 plugin in a different directory to the operating system-supplied plugins. There are some notes on testing in the README. Apologies to everyone for the delay in releasing the source; it was, unfortunately, out of my hands. regards, -- Luke On 28/02/2011, at 8:11 AM, Sam Hartman wrote: > I did get the Moonshot code building on Debian squeeze. I checked in > some changes to get the shibboleth code we're using self-consistent. > > I had to hand hack a few things: > > * Debian's freeradius libs install into /usr/lib/freeradius not > /usr/lib. This is almost certainly a policy violation. > > * as Luke notes, the libeap mess is a real mess. You need to hack the > Makefile for eap_sample to force include -fPIC for Linux amd64. > > * the builder script is not as clever as it needs to be. mech_eap > requires a bunch of --with-* options as does some of the shibboleth > stuff. I plan to add the arguments or to convince the automake goo to > check $prefix for the dependencies in addition to /usr and /usr/local. > > I have not actually tested yet. -- www.padl.com | www.thisismagnolia.net