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I am looking for a good FTP server to run on our Linux fedora machine.<br />
The only requirement is that it should perform user authentication using a Radius server.<br />
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So far I have looks like vsftpd and pureftpd could be the right products but I cannot find any information regarding the Radius feature.<br />
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Do you know if that is supported?<br />
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Thanks
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I am looking for a good FTP server to run on our Linux fedora machine.
The only requirement is that it should perform user authentication using a Radius server.

So far I have looks like vsftpd and pureftpd could be the right products but I cannot find any information regarding the Radius feature.

Do you know if that is supported?

Thanks

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