nas_table="nas" readclients=yes
I should write some SQL query now in this postgresql file, right? Can you please give some example (i am checking IP and secret coming from NAS)?
Edgars
Kostas Kalevras wrote:
On Fri, 23 Jul 2004, Edgars wrote:
ok, thanx!
But how does freeradius know from which postgresql table to check client
IPs?
Hmm, that information is missing ... fixed
You will need to add the following directives to your postgresql.conf:
nas_table = "nas" readclients = yes
Also add a nas table with the same structure as the one defined in db_mysql.sql. The db_postgresql.sql file has not been updated yet and still has the old structure.
Regards, Edgars
Kostas Kalevras wrote:
On Thu, 22 Jul 2004, Edgars wrote:
Hi!
how to 'tell' freeradius to look after clients' data in the postgresql DB?Should i write some queries in the postgresql.conf file?
In latest versions of freeradius set readclients = yes in the sql.conf
postgresql conf and sql schema files may not have been updated so compare them to the corresponding mysql files.
Regards, Edgars
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