Remove most Auth-Type values.

Accept / Reject are needed by the server core.

MS-CHAP and EAP are needed by EAP.

Everything else should be auto-created at run time.
If someone sets "Auth-Type foo" without an authentication type
"foo" defined, the server should refuse to start.

diff --git a/share/dictionary.freeradius.internal b/share/dictionary.freeradius.internal
index 44fc91bca0647e0dbb3fe6fa0ce622b8b3930649..c31660d28780bc6b1830bf8fbf64b102a84841ee 100644 (file)
--- a/share/dictionary.freeradius.internal
+++ b/share/dictionary.freeradius.internal
@@ -594,10 +594,7 @@ ATTRIBUTE  Radclient-Test-Name                     2200    string
 #
 
 VALUE  Auth-Type                       Local                   1
-VALUE  Auth-Type                       System                  2
-VALUE  Auth-Type                       SecurID                 3
 VALUE  Auth-Type                       Reject                  4
-VALUE  Auth-Type                       ActivCard               5
 VALUE  Auth-Type                       EAP                     6
 
 #
@@ -605,19 +602,7 @@ VALUE      Auth-Type                       EAP                     6
 #
 VALUE  Auth-Type                       Accept                  254
 
-VALUE  Auth-Type                       PAP                     1024
-VALUE  Auth-Type                       CHAP                    1025
-# 1026 was LDAP, but we deleted it.  Adding it back will break the
-# ldap module.
-VALUE  Auth-Type                       PAM                     1027
 VALUE  Auth-Type                       MS-CHAP                 1028
-VALUE  Auth-Type                       MSCHAP                  1028
-VALUE  Auth-Type                       Kerberos                1029
-VALUE  Auth-Type                       CRAM                    1030
-VALUE  Auth-Type                       NS-MTA-MD5              1031
-# 1032 is unused (was a duplicate of CRAM)
-VALUE  Auth-Type                       SMB                     1033
-VALUE  Auth-Type                       MS-CHAP-V2              1034
 
 #
 #      Authorization type, too.