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Dave Sinclair wrote:
Hi,
Their isnt' a backup.
So I'm having problems with:
postauth_query = INSERT INTO ${authcheck_table} VALUES
(NULL,'%{User-Name}','Password', '==',
'%{User-Password:-Chap-Password}'); postauth_query = INSERT INTO
The high level goal is to have a new radius server slurp all the
users on a DSL ATM aggregation link into a SQL database.
We are taking over a bunch of users from a defunct ISP and don't have
the UserName / Password data.
What I'm thinking is that there should be a way to have Post-Auth-Type
On Sun, Mar 15, 2009 at 4:35 PM, t...@kalik.net wrote:
Is there a better way ??
Don't they have a backup of their user database on a tape/DVD?
Unlikely. We had a similar situation once (also with DSL ATM), and the
only user data we got was usernames and encrypted (with some unknown
Hi,
Their isnt' a backup.
So I'm having problems with:
postauth_query = INSERT INTO ${authcheck_table} VALUES
(NULL,'%{User-Name}','Password', '==',
'%{User-Password:-Chap-Password}');
postauth_query = INSERT INTO ${usergroup_table} values
('%{User-Name}','Dynamic','');
I
Hi,
The high level goal is to have a new radius server slurp all the
users on a DSL ATM aggregation link into a SQL database.
We are taking over a bunch of users from a defunct ISP and don't have
the UserName / Password data.
What I'm thinking is that there should be a way to have Post-Auth-Type
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