Re: configurable-failover

2002-04-24 Thread ANTON KORNEXL

 I want to configure the following redundant config:
 
 A user is tested in mysql, if that fails ldap should be tested 
 afterwards (or ldap, then mysql)
 
 I have read  configurable-failover, but i don't find the logic to 
 combine the sql authorization (no authentification since 0.5) and the 
 ldap authentication into one redundant group. 

I have found a solution:

authorize {
preprocess
suffix
group {

ldap {
reject = return
fail = 1
ok = return
handled = return
invalid = return
userlock = return
notfound = 2 
noop = return
updated = return
}
sql {
reject = return
fail = return
ok = return
handled = return
invalid = return
userlock = return
notfound = return
noop = return
updated = return
}
}
}

and ldap in authenticate

Probably there is a better solution.



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configurable-failover

2002-04-23 Thread ANTON KORNEXL

I have freeradius-0.5 running with ldap and mysql running.

I want to configure the following redundant config:

A user is tested in mysql, if that fails ldap should be tested 
afterwards (or ldap, then mysql)

I have read  configurable-failover, but i don't find the logic to 
combine the sql authorization (no authentification since 0.5) and the 
ldap authentication into one redundant group. 
Mit freundlichen Gruessen
Anton Kornexl





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