On Dec 15, 6:18am, Paul Black wrote:
> Subject: Re: (RADIATOR) MAX IDLE TIME
> My Tigris was using the Idle-Timeout attribute in the users file correctly
> before I started using radmin. Could you please give me some more hints on
how
> to set the Idle-Timeout attribute (from the database field) in the reply?
If you have a database column IDLETIMEOUT that you want to use for
Idle-Timeout, you could have something like:
AuthSelect select PASS_WORD, STATICADDRESS, TIMELEFT, MAXLOGINS, IDLETIMEOUT
from RADUSERS where USERNAME='%n' and BADLOGINS < 5 and VALIDFROM < %t and
VALIDTO > %t
AuthColumnDef 4,Idle-Timeout,reply
Hope that helps.
Cheers.
>
> Mike McCauley wrote:
>
> >> What I need to know is how to tell Radiator to use the MAXIDLETIME value
in
> >> the Radiator MySQL database? I'm sure this problem has been solved a few
> >> times by other people.
>
> > The radius attribute that most (not all) NASs honour is Idle-Timeout
> > which is the max idle time in seconds.
> > So you just need to arrange for that attribute to be set in the reply.
>
>-- End of excerpt from Paul Black
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