Hello Rose -
On Sat, 30 Oct 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm just a newbie in radiator, and I was assigned to do the authentication
> in the database, by the way I have installed all the requirements used, such as
> Mysql 3.21xxx, DBI/DBD, mysql modules, we did tested the authentication using
> flatfile on the system, and it worked fine now, we're on the process of
> manipulating the database for authentication. The problem here is that
> I don't know yet where to start, we're using livingston PM and cistron radius
> server, how do i go about it ... please help ..
>
The first thing to do is look in the goodies directory at the file called
mysqlCreate.sql. This is an sql script that will create a number of example
tables for you. You can start with this and modify it as you progress.
Then you will need to add an AuthBy SQL to your configuration file (perhaps
replacing the AuthBy FILE?). It should look something like this:
<Handler ....>
<AuthBy SQL>
DBSource ....
DBUsername ....
DBAuth ....
</AuthBy>
</Handler>
Note that the defaults for AuthBy SQL will work directly with the tables
created by mysqlCreate.sql. Also have a look at section 6.24 in the Radiator
2.14.1 reference manual and at the example configuration files in
"goodies/sql.cfg" and the complete commented file "radius.cfg" in the main
distribution directory.
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hth
Hugh
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