In the following situation, would this be fault tolerant if the Emerald
SQL database were down? The object is to have
ContinueWhileAccept and ContinueWhileIgnore set at the same
time. This way, if we have any problems, our customers don't get
denied service.
ContinueWhileAccept
# Apply s
Hi Justin,
we have seen similar problem before, mostly with Ciscos. The typical thing
to do is to apply a global RewriteUsername to strip out the noise
characters. I think you will find an example in the radius.cfg in the
distribution.
Cheers.
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HI Elliot,
Radiator does not flock log files. It always opens, writes and closes for
every entry, so you can safely rotate any time you like.
It might be helpful to use the special characters in the AcctLogFileName to
write to a different file each month (or day or whatever) so you wont have
to e
Hi all,
I am getting an ODBC error and need some help.
I noticed I wasn't getting any Terminate causes recording in the database, I
found the cause
pretty quick:
AcctColumnDef AcctTerminateCause,Acct_Terminate-Cause
^should be -
That
Hi,
When radiator does it's simultaneous use double check, it checks the
username on the router against the one in question... however as we feed
the users through a regex, these will be different (e.g. users logging in
with a capitalised username, etc).
e.g. user logs in as [EMAIL PROTECTED] (w
Hi!
Is it possible conditional parsing of radius.cfg?
Another words - if it's possible to realise following algorithm:
AuthSelect select SERVICE from .
if SERVICE == 1 then
AuthColumnDef 0, Framed-Protocol, reply
else
AuthColumnDef 0, Login-Service, reply
end
tia,
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Vadim Gashibayaz
On Mon, 1 Mar 1999 09:41:10 +1100, you wrote:
>HI Elliot,
>Radiator does not flock log files. It always opens, writes and closes for
>every entry, so you can safely rotate any time you like.
So if I had an exclusive flock on the detail file, what would radiator
do when it tried to open the file?
In a realm, I have multiple SQL databases to auth from, use
ContinueUntilAccept. I would like the first AuthBySQL to have a default
group of check and reply items rather than having to specify them in the
SQL database. And then in the next AuthBySQL have different check and
reply items... Etc
Mon Mar 1 13:38:47 1999: WARNING: Bad authenticator in request from
DEFAULT (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)
Im not sure what this means. I assume it means the NAS is passing
something to radiator that it does not recognize? The authentication is
working. I have users dialing in, but my log is getting fille
In my trace 4, I get these:
Mon Mar 1 12:30:33 1999: WARNING: Bad authenticator in request from DEFAULT
(209.63.215.10)
What are they? They are causing radiator to not send Accounting accept
message back to the nases.
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Hi
I am having a problem getting Radiator to work with my Handler setup.
We want to Auth people differently depending on their Called-Station-Id
attribute but when I configure it, Radiator seems to just pick the first
Handler I define and use it.
Here is part of the config:
Filename
I've got radiator configged to only do auth stops, and to stash the
info with SQL. One of my colums is thus:
AcctColumnDef STOPTIME,Timestamp,integer-date
My database is PostgresSQL (running under Linux), and the column
is defined as 'STOPTIME timestamp not null'.
Everything is almos
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