Hello Stephen,
you can install monit for that.
yum install monit
then have a configuration file that match specific pattern:
check file radius.log with path /usr/local/pf/logs/radius.log
group RADIUS
every 450 cycles # every 15 minutes (if 1 cycle is 2 seconds)
if match "Rejected user" then alert
if match "Sponge Bob" then alert
Regards
Fabrice
Le 21-02-08 à 16 h 37, Stephen Gaucher via PacketFence-users a écrit :
I would like to configure PacketFence to email me if its auth status
is set to rejected (it fails a RADIUS check). What’s the easiest way
to do this? Thank you!
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