Previously i posted this inquiry a few days ago
and no one has replyed. I'm posting it again incase you all missed
it.
I have a quick questions. I was reading the FAQ and i saw the
instructions for rejecting users from authenticating when their account is
suspended etc.. but from what i see, the instructions in the FAQ are for
people using the "users" file for authentication. I have set my freeradius to
use mysql
instead of the users file. Does anyone know what i need to do to
reject users in this case? Thank you.
This is the reply that one of you gave to
me:
If you just want "suspended", then I would add a column suspended and
edit the sql query in sql.conf. If you need more complex checking that can't
be done with sql queries, then you might look at the exec or perl modules to
execute external scripts.
Ok, here is exactly what i need -- The
only reason i would want to prevent a user from logging on would be because
they did not pay their bill. All i want to do is make it so that they can't
log on to the internet. The above post states that i need to "add a column
called "suspended" and edit the sql query in sql.conf." Here are my
2 questions.. in which mysql table do i need to add the column? And what
do i need to edit in the sql.conf file? Thank you.
Linda Pagillo
Director of Technical
Services
N2 The Net
