Re: Exec-Program doesn't execute the program

[Edgars]

got it to work:)i was putting this attribute in the radcheck table not 
radreply. But now another problem is rising up - the only reason why i 
want to use this attribute is that i wanted to add a Session-Timeout 
attribute to radreply table and that this timeout  should be given to 
the user in the current authentication try. But the php script is only 
adding the timeout but it will be given to user only at the next login. 
How to workaround this? Should i use rlm_sql instead of exec-program 
attribute?

Edgars
Edgars wrote:
nope, the same.
Edgars
Kostas Zorbadelos wrote:
On Mon, Sep 06, 2004 at 03:12:47PM +0300, Edgars wrote:
 

with permissions there are no problems, i tried also your chmod 
options. The same:/
Maybe something else?

Edgars
  

Perhaps you should create an executable wrapper shell script
containing the call to your php script like
StartPhp.sh
#!/bin/sh
php -f <the/path/to/php/script>
 

Kostas Zorbadelos wrote:
  

On Mon, Sep 06, 2004 at 02:27:29PM +0300, Edgars wrote:
    

Hello,
in some way this attribute does not execute my PHP program. I have 
data base insert query in this file to test all this. If i execute 
the *.php program from command line, everything is OK - a new 
field is added in the DB. I've put this attribute with path in the 
radcheck table.
Where could be the problem? Can't tell anything from the debugging 
mode..

Edgars
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Is your script executable from the user who owns radiusd?
A chmod 755 would be appropriate then.

    
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