Re: radius.log on DB

[AemNet]

On 25/03/2013 11:05, Olivier Beytrison wrote:


This is not possible directly from freeradius.

What you can do, is tell FreeRadius to log to your syslog deamon (like
syslog-ng) and then tell syslog-ng to write the log within an INSERT
statement for your database. Then you can send this to your database.

Those two links might help you :
http://wiki.freeradius.org/guide/Syslog-HOWTO
http://vermeer.org/docs/1

But this is beyond the scope of the freeradius list

Olivier
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Thank you for the answer and for the links Olivier, but I prefer don't 
use the syslog system if it's possilbe.
Do you think it's possible instead to use a script (perl/bash anything 
else) after the request arrive and put it in a DB?

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radius.log on DB

[AemNet]

Hi everybody

 is there any way log the requests for the radius in a DB like MySQL? 
In other words is possible to put radius.log entry in a DB without use 
the local system syslog daemon?

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Re: Proxy and requests queue

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On 17/09/2012 10:44, Alan DeKok wrote:

   Upgrade.


I'll do it asap



   Each request is handled separately from each other request, no matter
where it came from, and no matter where it was proxied to.  Each home
server is handled separately from each other home server.


Ok that's what i want to read.



   The short answer is that the server works, and doesn't do anything stupid.


Sure! Freeradius is an excellent software! Thank you very much for your 
answer.

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Proxy and requests queue

[AemNet]

Hi everybody
 I've a question about the management of the queue in freeradius 2.1.12.
Let's assume my server are used for local authentication for the realm 
mydomanin.org and proxy the request for the realm remote.org (a pool 
with a single home server). Let's assume also that max_servers and 
max_spare_server are sets correctly.
What happens if the home server for the proxy takes too long to respond? 
The requests for the local side are ignored or have their own queue? And 
if my proxy are used for different realm (remote1.org, remote2.org 
etc...) all with their own single home_server what happens if a remote 
home server takes too long to respond?
To make a long story short it's possible that a problem on a remote home 
server (that receives a huge number of requests) blocks the requests for 
my local server?


Thanks

I know this can be a stupid question but I didn't find an answer in the 
wiki or in the docs (probably I've searched in the wrong place or the 
wrong terms sorry)


PS: sorry for my English
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