In hints, NAS-IP-Address is IP.
In sql.conf NAS-IP-Address is IP.
When a SELECT query from sql.conf gets NASIPAdrress from an sql row, it resolves it to a hostname before using it to perform an UPDATE or INSERT for accounting stop when called by the zap function. When an accounting stop packet comes from the nas, NAS-IP-Address is an IP.
On Tue, 27 Jul 2004, Alan DeKok wrote:
Mike Sturdee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I am trying to use sql for the Simultaneous-Use check. I am seeing that the NAS-IP-Address is being resolved in some places, and used as IP in others. (I am thinking it should stay IP regardless).
Hmm... all of the printing of IP addresses should go through one routine, which should obey the "hostname_lookups" configuration entry.
Can you say *which* lookups return addresses, and which return names?
In some places thoughout the config, the NAS-IP-Address is an IP address, and in other places it is a hostname.
What "config"? There's a lot of configuration things in the server.
Hostnames in "clients.conf" or "proxy.conf" shouldn't matter, as they don't affect the NAS-IP-Address attribute.
I do have hostname_lookups = yes, but this should still not affect an IP variable (ie: remote_addr vs. remote_host).
Uh, no. It's *intended* to affect the printing of "ipaddr" attributes, and not much else.
Alan DeKok.
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