Hi,
I have tested a bit daloradius and I have seen that there bugs/problems
with it. Some other alternatives (which also do have problems) are these:
http://cakeforge.org/projects/hotcakes/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpmyprepaid/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpradmin/
Glad to hear that Andy.
I'll be happy to assist you with whatever daloradius questions
you have, including feature requests and bug fixes :)
Regards,
Liran Tal.
On Jan 20, 2008 8:15 PM, Andy Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
thanks for the assistance from everyone on this. My prob
Hey Dashmir,
On Jan 28, 2008 1:28 PM, Dashamir Hoxha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have tested a bit daloradius and I have seen that there bugs/problems
with it. Some other alternatives (which also do have problems) are these:
It's upsetting to hear that, I don't remember ever getting any
liran tal wrote:
Let's indeed move on, I'd appreciate it if you can give the svn
version a try, it might be buggy just because it's SVN and by
definition I try new stuff on it but I also commit fixes straight away
so you really enjoy the latest.
I hope to hear from you again,
OK, Liran. Let me
Hey Dashmir,
On Jan 28, 2008 2:49 PM, Dashamir Hoxha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Liran,
Please don't get upset. I just tested it out of curiosity and I didn't
try to make it work at all costs. Maybe the problem was because
I tested it with freeradius-2,
I get upset because I'm dedicating
Hi Liran,
Please don't get upset. I just tested it out of curiosity and I didn't
try to make it work at all costs. Maybe the problem was because
I tested it with freeradius-2, and I renamed the table usergroup
to radusergroup. Also I noticed that the interface (menus, left
pane, etc.) is a bit
Hi All,
thanks for the assistance from everyone on this. My prob was not even knowing
which nas table field you were meant
to put the IP address of the device in due to the naming standard.
I've installed daloradius, which was very quick and easy to install on a system
already configured for
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/data-manipulation.html
Read at least insert, select, update and delete.
Ivan Kalik
Kalik Informatika ISP
Dana 18/1/2008, Andy Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] piše:
Erm, thanks. But Im trying to work out how I Administer the data in MySQL.
Are there no utilities
Hey Andy,
There are other alternatives to dialup admin in terms of web management
for freeradius. One of which is daloRADIUS (and yes it supports managing
the nas entries for the database as well).
Web: http://sourceforge.net/projects/daloradius/
Wiki: http://daloradius.wiki.sourceforge.net/
Hi list,
Im completely new to freeradius, I have installed the server with MySQL and
also got the dialup web GUI up and running.
However its still not clear to me how I add new NAS devices, you dont appear to
be able to do that in the GUI. I just want
to add a system by IP address with a
Erm, thanks. But Im trying to work out how I Administer the data in MySQL.
Are there no utilities for entering data? If I have to enter data manually
with SQL insert etc can anyone point me at some docs explaining the format
the information should be in??
Andy Smith wrote:
Im completely new
FreeRadius Wiki is a good starting point. SQL Howto
Andy Smith wrote:
Erm, thanks. But Im trying to work out how I Administer the data in MySQL.
Are there no utilities for entering data? If I have to enter data manually
with SQL insert etc can anyone point me at some docs explaining the format
The nas table definition can be found at the bottom of this page
http://wiki.freeradius.org/MySQL_DDL_script
make sure to set:
readclients = yes (probably at the bottom of sql.conf)
the column names in the nas table are pretty self-explanatory after you
have that set up. Just be sure to
Andy Smith wrote:
Im completely new to freeradius, I have installed the server with
MySQL and also got the dialup web GUI up and running.
However its still not clear to me how I add new NAS devices, you dont
appear to be able to do that in the GUI. I just want
to add a system by IP address
Hi,
thanks, Ive looked at this and its a good guide to initial install but doesnt
seem to provide any detailed info on how to administer the data in the tables.
IE there is a sample of some data from a test system but this doesnt even
mention the NAS table, how are other people administering
Hi,
thanks, Ive looked at this and its a good guide to initial install but
doesnt seem to provide any detailed info on how to administer the data in the
tables. IE there is a sample of some data from a test system but this doesnt
even mention the NAS table, how are other people
Andy Smith wrote:
Erm, thanks. But Im trying to work out how I Administer the data in MySQL.
Are there no utilities for entering data? If I have to enter data manually
with SQL insert etc can anyone point me at some docs explaining the format
the information should be in??
There are many
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