In your SQL query 

J.

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Onderwerp: AW: Counter reset

Ok, now i understand. Thanks.
One more question. Where to set the octets value for recalculation?

Thanks
 

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Octet values are in bytes

So just calculated what it would be in MB or in GB. I recalculate the value
to be in MB so I force the max octets to like 1024MB for 1GB

Divide your end result with 1024*1024 or something

J.

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Sorry....
Which value. What query????
Thanks for helping me, but i don´t really understand

andi 

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Yes there's a 4GB limit in the counter

You have to use smaller values (change your sql query to divided all values
by a given value)

J.

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Verzonden: donderdag 13 oktober 2005 9:37
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Onderwerp: Counter reset

Hi,
i´m running freeradius 1.0.4 with mysql & chilli. Most of them works good
:-)
But i have some users, which won´t log out. And now comes the problem: if a
user has something like 4GB traffic up or download in one session his
traffic would get lost and the counter resets. i´m not sure, but is there a
buffer wich will overflowed? Or something like this??
Thanks


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