On Tue, 02 Jul 2002 23:54:04 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>    I currently use Cistron RADIUS, but I'm considering seriously switching 
>to Freeradius very soon...
>    I had a quick question, though... Was wondering if someone knew the 
>answer...
>    95% of our users are regular dialup users, and all use the same 
>fall-through settings. The other 5% however have custom stuff done... 
>Timeout values changed, simultaneous logins changed, static IP's, and the 
>like... I'm not sure what the best way to put them in the database is, and 
>for the time being, I would like to authenticate against the mysql database 
>for the 95% of the people who use the defaults, while still using our other 
>raddb files for the other 5%. Is it possible to use both mysql 
>authentication and the flat text files present in cistron (and offsprings)? 
>Or better yet, is there a way to specify different sets of fall-throughs 
>based on username in the mysql schema?

You can do both, but I wasn't sucessfull on specifying more parameters than
a username, password and calling-station-id on mysql. For instance, simultaneous-login
do not work here when set on mysql, so I set it on users file, inspite the fact that
all users are inside mysql. And no one on this list ever answer when I ask why.



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