Hi,
I was looking for a
way to dynamically set the session-timeout to the end of the month. Since
this does not seem to be standard, I made an attempt to write a
PostAuthHook:
use
Time::Local;
# If
Session-Timeout=EM then set it to the number of seconds left in this
month.
sub{my
$p =
Hello Herman -
What you show below looks fine.
BTW - in all of the Radiator code, $p refers to the incoming request
packet and $rp refers to the reply packet.
Just to avoid confusion I would probably change $p to $rp.
See the example hooks in goodies/hooks.txt.
There are also lots of utility
Two questions:
1. I have had Radiator thrown at me. I have no knowledge of the system and feel like I
am in way over my head. Can anyone recommend good reading, courses or other ways to
get educated?
2. The problem I have had thrown at me...
I have been asked to set a session timeout based on
Hi All,
Is it possible to set a session timeout to the lesser of (say) 4 hours or
[TimeRemaining]
Where [TimeRemaining] is however much time credit the customer has remaining
on teir account. I know you can set it to one OR the other, but how about
the lesser of the two?
Regards,
Brian Morris
Hello Brian -
You will probably want to write a hook to do this.
regards
Hugh
On Tuesday, Jan 21, 2003, at 13:55 Australia/Melbourne, Brian Morris
wrote:
Hi All,
Is it possible to set a session timeout to the lesser of (say) 4 hours
or
[TimeRemaining]
Where [TimeRemaining] is however
Hello Jeff -
The first thing you should do is read the radius rfc's and the Radiator
reference manual (both contained in the doc directory of the
distribution). Then you should read the Radiator source code to find
out how it works. And we also offer training courses if that is of
interest.
I remember playing with that reply value and I remember making it work..
have you tried using the value as a time instead of as an integer..
something like 02:50 instead of 0250?
Yep,
Also tried single quotes and permutations of 02:50 2:50 0250 and 250 all
with the same error as a result.
Hello Brian -
Could you please send me a copy of your configuration file (no secrets)
together with a trace 4 debug from Radiator showing what is happening. I
would also like to see the user record that is being used.
thanks
Hugh
On Saturday, August 24, 2002, at 09:22 AM, [EMAIL
Hi all!
does Session-Timeout attribute work in Cisco Ascend
RAS?
it doesn't seem to work in our current setup. we have
Radiator 2.19 and multiple RAS (Cisco, Ascend, and
Livingston). i have tried testing it on all RAS but
it only works in livingston. when i'm using Cisco
Ascend,
Hello Lull -
This is usually a NAS configuration issue. You should check with your
vendors, and also check the Radiator FAQ and the mailing list archive.
regards
Hugh
On Mon, 8 Apr 2002 22:20, Lull Paras wrote:
Hi all!
does Session-Timeout attribute work in Cisco Ascend
RAS?
it
Hello,
How could I accomplish the following with session timout.
1.No timeout between 00:00 and 10:00 and a 4 hour timeout all other
times.
2.No timeout between 00:00 and 10:00 , 4 Hour timeout between 10:00 and
19:00 and 2 Hour timeout between 19:00 and 00:00.
Thanks
Rick
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Hello Rick -
You would use an AuthBy FILE with DEFAULT entries.
# define DEFAULT's for different times
DEFAULT Time = ..., Auth-Type = ..
Session-Timeout = .,
DEFAULT Time = ..., Auth-Type = ..
Session-Timeout = .,
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Subject: Me encuentro fuera de la oficina de vacaciones, vuelvo el
18/2/2002.: Re: (RADIATOR) Session-Timeout.
Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2002 11:44:15 +1100
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Hello Rick -
You would use an AuthBy FILE with DEFAULT
of this
parameter!
Cheers, Brian.
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From: Hugh Irvine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 6:59 PM
Subject: Re: (RADIATOR) Session-Timeout Maximum Value
Hello Brian -
Check the RFC for details (doc
]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 6:59 PM
Subject: Re: (RADIATOR) Session-Timeout Maximum Value
Hello Brian -
Check the RFC for details (doc/rfc2865.txt).
However you are correct in that the only real way to be sure is to do
some experiments with your NAS (we have seen problems
hi all,
how do i make radiator send a session-timeout for every authentication
reply? do i need to configure the .pm or should i use a hook instead?
thanks
yoga
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Hello Yoga -
On Wednesday 19 September 2001 16:59, Yoga Nandiwardhana wrote:
hi all,
how do i make radiator send a session-timeout for every authentication
reply? do i need to configure the .pm or should i use a hook instead?
You can simply use an AddToReply in your AuthBy clause.
Hello Alexey -
Have you checked this?
http://www.open.com.au/radiator/faq.html#59
regards
Hugh
At 12:13 PM +0600 6/19/01, rc5 wrote:
Hello,
I never think that it's will be problem. I don't guru in
Cisco-systems, but all changes in config I make how it's was descript
into PPP Per-User
Hello Hugh,
HI Hello Alexey -
HI Have you checked this?
HI http://www.open.com.au/radiator/faq.html#59
Of couse. I make my config like config from example. I _understand_
how it's work. But I really can't understand - why attributes lost...
It would be clear, if attributes not sending, or not
Title: Re[2]: (RADIATOR)
Session-timeout
Hello Alexey -
Well the only other thing I can think of is the IOS
version.
The attributes are getting to the Cisco:
Jun 13
11:21:10.582: RADIUS: Received from id 157 213.242.54.xxx:1645,
Access-Accept, len 50
Jun 13 11:21:10.582:
Attribute 6 6
Hello,
I never think that it's will be problem. I don't guru in
Cisco-systems, but all changes in config I make how it's was descript
into PPP Per-User Timeouts (link from Radiator FAQ).
When I make all changes (see cisco.config.txt) I don't get wanted result.
I see that Radiator send
Hello !
I have a question about specifying Session-Timeout to my NASs, using Radiator
2.16 and Oracle8i ver 8.1.6. The fact is that I need NAS to hangup a line with
the user with session timeout. In MySQL it is done, in my opinion, simply. I
just dynamically change
Hello Alexey -
On Sat, 14 Oct 2000, Alexey A. Shavaldin wrote:
Hello !
I have a question about specifying Session-Timeout to my NASs, using Radiator
2.16 and Oracle8i ver 8.1.6. The fact is that I need NAS to hangup a line with
the user with session timeout. In MySQL it is done, in my
Hi Guys,
Can anybody help me please, just upgraded our radiator to ver 15.0 and not
the Session Time out is reporting an ERR message like the one below:
Mon Mar 13 20:11:12 2000: ERR: There is no value named 125052.0 for
attribute Session-Timeout. Using 0.
I did not change anything, on ver
Hello Joseph -
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Joseph Cilia wrote:
Hi Guys,
Can anybody help me please, just upgraded our radiator to ver 15.0 and not
the Session Time out is reporting an ERR message like the one below:
Mon Mar 13 20:11:12 2000: ERR: There is no value named 125052.0 for
attribute
Title: RE: (RADIATOR) Session Timeout Until xx:xx
Hi,
For double checking:
Here is my users file and the cfg file. And Session-Timeout works this way very well. I will try the same functionality live with SQL database today.
fred User-Password = x,
Time = Al0800-1800
User-Service
Title: RE: (RADIATOR) Session Timeout Until xx:xx
Thanks for it. It is now working.
By the way, in the documentation, it says Session-Timeout = until 1800.
It did not work with quotes. It worked without
Thanks, cool functionality :)
Ferhat
-Original Message-
From: Mike
On Mon, Dec 06, 1999 at 04:04:57PM +0200, Ferhat DILMAN wrote:
Hi,
I have tested Session-Timeout="until 1800" parameter and does not work.
The config is: Ascend TNT, Radiator 2.14.1 with new AuthGeneric.pm module on
Debian Linux and here is the user file and the config file and the
Hi Tom,
On Dec 7, 9:19am, tom minchin wrote:
Subject: Re: (RADIATOR) Session Timeout Until xx:xx
On Mon, Dec 06, 1999 at 04:04:57PM +0200, Ferhat DILMAN wrote:
.
Yeah, the Ascends like Ascend-Maximum-Time, so use that instead.
Unfortunately
unless the code is cleverer than it looks
Using the same basic setup (Ascend TNT, Radiator 2.14.1, new
AuthGeneric.pm. Difference is that I run it on BSDI 4.0.1) it works.
Here is what I did (suggestions thanks to Hugh)
First I set up special files for timed users, disconnect non pay users,
vacation users, etc.
Here is my radius.cfg:
Hello Ferhat -
On Tue, 07 Dec 1999, Ferhat DILMAN wrote:
%_Hi,
I have tested Session-Timeout="until 1800" parameter and does not work.
Thanks for pointing this out - as it happens, a user reply item of
Session-Timeout="until 1800"
does in fact work. However, due to an
Hello Ferhat,
On Dec 7, 11:41am, Hugh Irvine wrote:
Subject: RE: (RADIATOR) Session Timeout Until xx:xx
Hello Ferhat -
On Tue, 07 Dec 1999, Ferhat DILMAN wrote:
%_Hi,
I have tested Session-Timeout="until 1800" parameter and does not work.
Thanks for pointin
Title: Session Timeout Until xx:xx
Hi,
The module AuthGeneric in 2.1.14 patch area states that:
28/9/99 New version of AuthGeneric supports a new format for Session-Timeout reply items:.
If you have for example: Session-Timeout=until 1800 Then the Session-Timeout in the reply will be
On Thu, Aug 12, 1999 at 09:04:51AM -0500, Dennis Khaw wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm new to Radiator and currently setting it up for the first time.
Please bear with me if this is a common question.
How do I set the session timeout for each login? If setting a session
timout is possible, could
On Fri, Jun 18, 1999 at 03:33:56PM -0500, Josh Bressers wrote:
Does anyone know if a session timeout flag exists in radiator?
Basically if a user is logged on for too long, kick em off.
Radiator can send Session-Timeout or Ascend-Maximum-Time back to
the NAS, but it's up to the NAS to
Does anyone know if a session timeout flag exists in radiator?
Basically if a user is logged on for too long, kick em off.
JB
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