On Thursday 12 June 2003 2:04 pm, Mike Ockenga wrote: > Search the docs for "counters"...
or view the archives for this list -- I **just** gave a detailed explanation of the process for almost exactly the same scenario earlier today [see the threads "user lifetime connection" and "logging with radisreport"] (I also gave a similar answer on monday in the thread "limiting hours") Mind you, these answers are for "total accumulated time", not "simply cut off access after a given date" [which might be what you're really asking] For something like that, an "external process" that runs at, say, midnight, could scan your database of users and remove/alter/disable anyone who has reached their expiration date. You would have to decide whether or not the "slim chance" that someone logs on on their last day and "remains" on past midnight [i.e., never logs off] will be a problem or not -- this can be alleviated somewhat by placing an "idle-timeout" in the response strings [if your NAS supports it] or if "radkill" works for you, you can explicity kill any session that exists for which you've just "disabled" the account... -- Yet another Blog: http://osnut.homelinux.net
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