Re: Expiration, Counter and Reset Value

2001-12-19 Thread aland 

power jessie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Are there any ways I can do these in freeradius (0.4)?
 
 1. 'Expiration' will be set based on firt login date.
   i.e. an account will expired 90 days after
   first usage.

  How do you know when the user is first logging in?  How do you
authenticate them?

  You can run a shell program when a request is seen.  That shell
program can set up any per-user configuration you desire.

 2. User-defined reset value in the counter module.
   i.e. reset = 14 # counter will reset to zero after 14 days
reset = 60 # resets after two months

  A *per-user* reset?  That's not supported now, but it should be
possible with source code patches.

 Also, can i have another the same counter module but with a different
   reset value? i.e.

  Yes, but they will use two different counters, and two different
databases.

  Alan DeKok.

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Re: Expiration, Counter and Reset Value

2001-12-19 Thread Kostas Kalevras 

On Wed, 19 Dec 2001, power jessie wrote:

 
 Are there any ways I can do these in freeradius (0.4)?
 
 1. 'Expiration' will be set based on firt login date.
   i.e. an account will expired 90 days after
   first usage.
 
   Expiration = FirstLoginDate + 90 Days

I don't think so. Expiration is a check item which could be stored in an
ldap/mysql database. The user is responsible of changing the value. You could
just run an exec-program on login that will update the expiration attribute to
the correct value.

 
 2. User-defined reset value in the counter module.
   i.e. reset = 14 # counter will reset to zero after 14 days
reset = 60 # resets after two months

Well, you can't do that.
Wait a minute. I 've just commited a change to rlm_counter. You can now do the
following:

reset = 14 #reset after 14 days
reset = 3w #reset after 3 weeks

 
 Also, can i have another the same counter module but with a different
   reset value? i.e.
   
   counter {
   ...
   reset = daily
   ...
   }
 
   counter2 {
   ...
   reset = monthly
   ...
   }

Yes you can:

counter weekly{
reset = weekly
}
counter monthly{
reset = monthly
}

authorize{
weekly
monthly
}

--
kkalev

 
 Hope you'll be more patient to my newbie questions =)
 Thanks again guys for your support!
 
 yo!
 jessie
 
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Expiration, Counter and Reset Value

2001-12-18 Thread power jessie 


Are there any ways I can do these in freeradius (0.4)?

1. 'Expiration' will be set based on firt login date.
i.e. an account will expired 90 days after
first usage.

Expiration = FirstLoginDate + 90 Days

2. User-defined reset value in the counter module.
i.e. reset = 14 # counter will reset to zero after 14 days
 reset = 60 # resets after two months

Also, can i have another the same counter module but with a different
reset value? i.e.

counter {
...
reset = daily
...
  }

counter2 {
...
reset = monthly
...
  }

Hope you'll be more patient to my newbie questions =)
Thanks again guys for your support!

yo!
jessie

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