There is rlm_logintime module. It uses Login-Time control attribute.
Login-Time attribute format is:
<login-times> ::= <login-time> | <login-times>,<login-time>
<login-time> ::= <days> | <days><time>
<days> ::= <day> | <days><day>
<day> ::= <day-of-week> | <day-of-week>-<day-of-week> | Wk | Al | Any
<day-of-week>> ::= Su | Mo | Tu | We | Th | Fr | Sa
<time> ::= <hh><mm> | <hh><mm>-<hh><mm>
<hh> ::= 00 .. 24
<mm> ::= 00 .. 59
For example, allow logins from Monday till Friday, from 9:00 till 20:00:
Login-Time := "Mo-Fr0900-2000"
You can set Login-Time control attribute using rlm_files or rlm_sql (or
whatever backend module). For example, using rlm_files:
# raddb/files
joe Cleartext-Password := "ToPsEcReT", Login-Time := "Mo-Fr0900-2000"
rlm_logintime module should be called from authorize section.
SkyDiablo wrote:
hiho,
i search a solution to set a "activate datetime" for a account? in the
end, i want a possebility to set a timespan where the account is active?
from -> datetime
to -> dateime
any tips for me ?
greez & thx,
sky...
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