On Oct 16, 2006, at 6:25 AM, Guilherme Franco wrote:
Hi, Does anyone already have a program to block freeradius on-the-fly? ie: user has PAID = YES in radcheck table. Whenever I set PAID = NO, the user would no longer authenticate the next time he/ she logs in. OK, this works, but, if the user is already loged in, even if I set PAID = NO, the user would not be rejected (for obvious reasons). This is important because the grand number of Router mode ADSL users, that never logs out. I'm building a program to verify every x minutes the database and if PAID = NO, return a flag to freeradius and then reject the user. Is there any other means to do that? Thanks.- List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/ list/users.html
The radius protocol only supports processing of authentication requests.
Unless you can get your hardware to send a periodic re-auth request,
there's no way to have them processed by radius again no matter what
you do to the database. Radius has no "push" capability.
Your options are:
+ Get your hardware to re-auth periodically.
+ Use another process to boot users (forcing a reauth) when you
change the database.
Owen
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