(RADIATOR) ansiCreate.sql

Hello, I begun to use Radiator 2.16.1 recenty. At once, I have trouble exceuting goodies/ansCreate.sql on Oracle 8.1.6. I cant create table RADPOOL by UNIQUE construction. It seems that create table RADPOOL SQL syntax is wrong. I deleted 'UNIQUE RADPOOL_I (YIADDR)' line and previous empty

Re: (RADIATOR) Cisco NAS weirdity

It works fine for PM3's though, those errors appear to be coming from the Cisco boxen queries, and I think the source of trouble is that 20019 which seems to be a Port number (at least that is what radwho thinks): usernamesome IP address 20019 0754Tue Aug 15

(RADIATOR) Oracle + FreeBSD

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(RADIATOR) Using DBI but no AuthSelect

Hi all... It might be me growing extremely picky, but here goes: I like the fallback DBI functions wich Radiator provides, and would like to use it. The problem is that the standard AuthSelect is not enough for me. I need to do more than one lookup be Auth-request, and I need to perform Perl

(RADIATOR) New radius system test.

Hi, I have the next scenario: |-| | NAS ||--||---| | | | PROXY RADIUS | | RADIATOR1 | | NETWORK ||--||---| |-| And I would like that my RADIATOR1 host forward all

(RADIATOR) Radiator + Oracle + FreeBSD

Hi, We currently have Oracle servers running on both Linux and Solaris, but all our other servers are FreeBSD. Is there any way we can run our Radius server on a FreeBSD server (to keep our network guys happy) accessing the Oracle servers running on either Linux or Solaris? I know we could do

Re: (RADIATOR) Too many open files

Hi Rob, Ulimit -a: time(seconds)unlimited file(blocks) unlimited data(kbytes) 2097148 stack(kbytes)8192 coredump(blocks) unlimited nofiles(descriptors) 64 vmemory(kbytes) unlimited But I have in other machine EXACTLY the

RE: (RADIATOR) Radiator + Oracle + FreeBSD

Howdy, I've heard - but haven't tested - that the following works: You install Radiator on FreeBSD, and ensure that DBD::Proxy is also installed. You then use DBD::Proxy to talk to DBD::Oracle on your Linux / Solaris box, which in turn talks to Oracle. A quick read through the CPAN descriptions

(RADIATOR) Several questions about Radiator

Hi, I would to know how to : - insert accounting (at least, IP and calling number) in a SQL database - define different authenticating methods according the calling number or the called number or the username Thanks in advance for your help.Gildas. --- Gildas

(RADIATOR) Re: no reply problem!

I'm running Radiator 2.16.1 on a Solaris Enterprise 450/Solaris 2.6 Oracle Client is running in this box. Radiator save the data in the oracle database. When the radiator authenticating port stop to respond it doesn't say anything in the logs. Maybe a oracle problem ?? thanks! Felipe Hugh

(RADIATOR) Ascend-Client-Gateway

Hello everyone, We would like to assign the value of "Ascend-Client-Gateway" in the users file dynamically via a script, e.g., Ascend-Client-Gateway=`/usr/local/bin/setgw`. Has anyone done this before? Did it work? Is there a better way? Thanks in advance, William Hernández === Archive at

(RADIATOR) Oracle and FreeBSD

I dont know if anyone has mentioned this yet, but the best way to get to Oracle (or any other SQL) from an unsupported platform is to use the DBI::Proxy stuff in the latest DBI releases. That involves running a DBI::Proxy server on the supported box, and using something like

Re: (RADIATOR) Mysql vs PostgreSQL

I had a lot of trouble with PG but MySQL has been fine. I know for a fact it is faster, but it may lack some features of importance to you. I'm hardly a database expert, but I *have* looked at both of these. Chris From: Robin Gruyters [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2000 00:12:28 +0200

(RADIATOR) Several questions about Radiator

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Re: (RADIATOR) Using DBI but no AuthSelect

Hello Jesper - The way to do this is with an Identifier in your AuthBy SQL and then refer to it in your hook code. This has been discussed on the list several times before, so you might like to have a look at the archive site: http://www.starport.net/~radiator In any case, you

Re: (RADIATOR) New radius system test.

Hello Carlos - There is no reason that you cannot do what you wish with another AuthBy RADIUS clause in RADIATOR1. I will need to see configuration files (no secrets) together with trace 4 debug output to help you discover why it is not working correctly. regards Hugh At 10:58 AM +0200

Re: (RADIATOR) Handlers and reply packets

Hello Andrew - The easiest way to do this is upon receipt of the original incoming packet with a Handler to recognise Port-Type = ISDN. You can then use the StripFromReply in the AuthBy RADIUS. hth Hugh At 3:38 PM +1000 16/8/00, Andrew Pollock wrote: Hi guys, Can Radiator handlers fire

Re: (RADIATOR) ansiCreate.sql

Hello Takaya - I have copied this message to Mike, as he is much more familiar with Oracle. regards Hugh At 2:56 PM +0900 16/8/00, KUBOTA,Takaya wrote: Hello, I begun to use Radiator 2.16.1 recenty. At once, I have trouble exceuting goodies/ansCreate.sql on Oracle 8.1.6. I cant create

Re: (RADIATOR) ansiCreate.sql

Hello Takaya, At 2:56 PM +0900 16/8/00, KUBOTA,Takaya wrote: Hello, I begun to use Radiator 2.16.1 recenty. At once, I have trouble exceuting goodies/ansCreate.sql on Oracle 8.1.6. I cant create table RADPOOL by UNIQUE construction. It seems that create table RADPOOL SQL syntax is

(RADIATOR) Re: no reply problem!

Hello Felipe - I would still like to see a copy of the configuration file (no secrets) together with a trace 4 debug showing what is happening before the problem occurs. thanks Hugh At 3:30 PM -0300 16/8/00, Felipe Salum wrote: I'm running Radiator 2.16.1 on a Solaris Enterprise

(RADIATOR) Re:

Hello Sérgio - This is a vendor-specific attribute for Cisco (vendor 9). What dictionary are you using? thanks Hugh At 6:15 PM +0100 16/8/00, Sérgio Manuel Ventura Ginja wrote: Hi! The message ERR: Attribute number 1 (vendor 9) is not defined in your dictionary is always apearing in my

Re: (RADIATOR) Several questions about Radiator

Salut Gildas - Ca va la vie? There are example SQL configuration files and table creation scripts in the goodies directory of the distribution. Aslo have a look at section 6.25 in the reference manual. For dealing with Calling-Station-Id and/or Called-Station-Id, you would use Handlers,

Re: (RADIATOR) Ascend-Client-Gateway

Hello William - You will need to do this in a hook. There are some example hooks in the Radaitor distribution in the file "goodies/hooks.txt". hth Hugh At 4:00 PM -0400 16/8/00, William Hernandez wrote: Hello everyone, We would like to assign the value of "Ascend-Client-Gateway" in the