On 8/18/07, Norman Brandinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> The RADIUS server is the component that writes data to the RADIUS log
> files or the database.  The configuration that manages this is generally the
> "sql.conf" file located in the RADIUS server directory.  If you have new
> attributes that are to be written to the log files and/or database, "
> sql.conf" must be updated.
>
> RADIUS will look at its main configuration file "radiusd.conf" during
> various steps of authorization/accounting.  If the "radiusd.conf" file is
> set to use "sql" then the "sql.conf" file is referred to.
>
> The "sql.conf" file is broken down into sections based on the different
> types of processing needed (for example authorization or accouting).  The
> sections are SQL code and the addition of new attributes to the appropriate
> section will cause radius to INSERT/UPDATE them to the database.
>
> Note that the format used (in sql.conf) to refer to the attributes passed
> from the radius client must be strictly followed




Hi

thanks for the information

is there any working example i can get to fill all the fields...

ram



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