On 05/10/2012 09:48 AM, Jens Neu wrote:
unfortunately the error is in my email only, i typed this from my config
file and did not copy/paste. I'll be a little bit more verbose, here's my
current handler config, just stripped for some AcctColumnDefs. I Tried the
AcctLogFileName
Hmm, I took your configuration I tried it on a machine that even does
not have Oracle stuff installed. The SQL insert of course failed, but
detail.loca-testing was created with the accounting record. So for me it
worked as expected.
Are you sure you are not handling accounting with some
#Realm FILE
# AuthBy FILE
# Filename %D/users
# /AuthBy
# AcctLogFileName %L/detail
#/Realm
still in the config for users that are not in the SQL Database, but just
removed it.
Disregard my last email, removing AcctLogFileName from the Realm did the
I was quite puzzled why it does not work for you. I bet you have
something like this in your log:
ERR: Unknown keyword 'AcctLogFilename' in file.cfg line 38
So use AcctLogFileName in your Handlers and it should work. Notice the
spelling (f vs F). That's where the problem is.
Thanks!
On 05/08/2012 09:12 AM, Jens Neu wrote:
this works quite well so far. Please note the %L/authlog.pool1,
%L/authlog.pool2, etc. Now I want to create the analog for
%L/detail.pool1, %L/detail.pool2 and so on. Any hints on how to achieve
this? No matter where I place my AcctLogFilename
Dear all,
I'm trying to build a setup where I can route requests from several
clients to a dedicated ip-pool each. Currently I'm doing something like
this (simplified):
Client 10.x.x.x
Identifier a
/Client
...
AddressAllocator SQL
Indentifier id1
AddressPool pool1
