Hi Karl,
OK, here is a new version that uses a similar sorting to radwho.cgi. Let me
know how you go.
Cheers.
On Jun 22, 9:29am, Karl Gaissmaier wrote:
Subject: (RADIATOR) radacct.cgi and numerical sort order for summary by IP
Hi Mike,
it would be nice if in one of the next patches of
Mike,
Saw this come across my mailbox. Is this supported by Radiator in
the 2.13.1?
_/_/_/ Peter Chow Chief Technical Advisor
_/_/_/ interQ Corporation - System Division
_/_/_/ [EMAIL
How can I fix it though? It was working fine until I upgraded the kernel to 2.2.9,
but I fail to see what the kernel has to do it. Is it something wrong with the config
file? I did
install the version of ucd-snmp from the link on your web site. Can I hard code the
snmp community string in
I have installed the "radacct.cgi" in apache server successfully.
I do authentication, accounting by SQL (use default tables SUBSCRIBERS,
ACCOUNTING, RADONLINE, RADLOG). I have some problems as following:
1. When I run "radacct.cgi" program (http://myserver/cgi-bin/radacct.cgi),
every fields
Ok, I looked through Nas.pm and extracted the following command line. Can you tell me
if this is the same command line radiator would construct? I picked an active session
from my session database and ran the command:
snmpget xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx somecommunity
I have been asked to implement Radiator on a site using an LDAP server as
a user database. They have some extra requirements:
1 On succesful login the current time has to be put in an attribute in the
users entry
2 While the user has an active session the ip address he was allocated has
to be
Hi All,
I have a copy of Radius Radiator running on Linux Redhat 6.0, which I would
like to have authenticate against a Platypus server running on top of
Windows NT and Microsoft SQL server. I understand in order to do this I
need the Perl 5.004 DBD:ODBC and related drivers. I got the DBD:ODBC
