RE: (RADIATOR) AccountingLogFile

1999-08-26 Thread Requiem Aurelien (Ext/NTC)
Hello I know about SQL logging but i must use a file accounting file to add informations So i just need actually to retrieve the correct file for the accouting logfile I've got a preclienthook function that works fine and i have added those lines my $p = ${$_[0]}; my logfilename =

(RADIATOR) Check attributes

1999-08-26 Thread Rajesh Khator
Hi all I am using AUTHBYSQL. How can I check the expiration date while authenticating a user. I tried adding the AuthColumnDef but didn't worked.Could u tell the details Rajesh Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail

Re: (RADIATOR) Ascend MAX and PPP

1999-08-26 Thread Chen Shiyuan
Hello! I have managed to solve my problem. After doing what you mentioned in your email, I also need to add in one more set of identical DEFAULT entries but making use of Service-Type = Login User instead of Frame User as the check item. There is nothing wrong with the config of my Ascend MAX

Re: (RADIATOR) Check attributes

1999-08-26 Thread tom minchin
On Thu, Aug 26, 1999 at 06:37:29PM +0200, Rajesh Khator wrote: Hi all I am using AUTHBYSQL. How can I check the expiration date while authenticating a user. I tried adding the AuthColumnDef but didn't worked.Could u tell the details You'd use the AuthSelect and make your own SQL

Re: (RADIATOR) Some problems of using Oracle as an external session database

1999-08-26 Thread Anthony Chan
Hi Hugh, Thank you for your reply. For the first problem, after searching for the logfile, I can find that there are at most three null values: ACCTSESSIONID, FRAMEDIPADDRESS, and SERVICETYPE. I changed the config to be the following: AddQuery insert into RADONLINE (USERNAME,

(RADIATOR) NT User DataBase Options

1999-08-26 Thread Michael Gatti
Hi Everyone I'm having some problems with my radiator and I would like to make a question: - does radiator honor the option: - "Grant dialin permission to user" in the Users Properties Window. Because even if I disable this option, users that try to gain access to the internt are doing so.

(RADIATOR) way to stop accounting packets from being proxied

1999-08-26 Thread John Coy
I am using RADIATOR as a proxy radius server for my network. I've configured it to log all accounting packets to my SQL database. However, it is also forwarding the accounting packets on to the radius server for which it serves as a proxy. Is there a way to only log the accounting packets in

(RADIATOR) messages in my logfile

1999-08-26 Thread John Coy
I keep seeing this message repeatedly in my logfile: Thu Aug 26 20:47:33 1999: ERR: Attribute number 33 (vendor ) is not defined in y our dictionary What can I do to fix this problem? === Archive at http://www.thesite.com.au/~radiator/ To unsubscribe, email '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' with

Re: (RADIATOR) Some problems of using Oracle as an external session database

1999-08-26 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Anthony - On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, Anthony Chan wrote: For the second problem, I try to use store procedure for the Oracle session database. I create a procedure using the following sql: CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE radius.sessiondb (NAME IN VARCHAR2 , NASID IN VARCHAR2, PORT IN

Re: (RADIATOR) NT User DataBase Options

1999-08-26 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Michael - On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, Michael Gatti wrote: Hi Everyone I'm having some problems with my radiator and I would like to make a question: - does radiator honor the option: - "Grant dialin permission to user" in the Users Properties Window. Because even if I disable this

RE: (RADIATOR) AccountingLogFile

1999-08-26 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Requiem - On Thu, 26 Aug 1999, Requiem Aurelien (Ext/NTC) wrote: %_Hello I know about SQL logging but i must use a file accounting file to add informations So i just need actually to retrieve the correct file for the accouting logfile I've got a preclienthook function that works

(RADIATOR) feature request: allow include directive anywhere

1999-08-26 Thread John Coy
I'm currently using 2.13 and one feature I'd love to have is the use of the "include" directive anywhere within the configuration file (including inside an AuthBy clause). This would allow me to maintain commonly used code in my config file and insert it anywhere. I have a particularly complex

(RADIATOR) script question

1999-08-26 Thread Jeff Ragan
Does anyone know of a script to take the output from a mySQL dump and turn it into a properly formatted standard Livingston Radius users file? If so I would greatly appreciate any leads. Thanks.

Re: (RADIATOR) script question

1999-08-26 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Jeff - On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, Jeff Ragan wrote: %_Does anyone know of a script to take the output from a mySQL dump and turn it into a properly formatted standard Livingston Radius users file? If so I would greatly appreciate any leads. Thanks. There is a "buildsql" script in the top

Re: (RADIATOR) feature request: allow include directive anywhere

1999-08-26 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hi John - On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, John Coy wrote: I'm currently using 2.13 and one feature I'd love to have is the use of the "include" directive anywhere within the configuration file (including inside an AuthBy clause). Have a look at Section 6.1 in the Radiator 2.14.1 reference manual: