RE: Mulitple radius.log files

2004-01-19 Thread Anson Rinesmith 

Anson Rinesmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am trying to set up a scenario with an Ascend NAS. Using freeradius
 0.7.0

  You really should upgrade.
I agree, but when I used 0.9.3 I got the sql instantiation error.

 I was thinking if I put a line in the files {} section of
 radiusd.conf, that I could make a separate radius.log file based on
 what realm I proxied to or Called-Station-ID.

  The server does not support that.  I don't know why you would think
that the radiusd.log file is configured in the files module.
Where is it configured?

  Alan DeKok.


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Re: Mulitple radius.log files

2004-01-18 Thread Alan DeKok 
Anson Rinesmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am trying to set up a scenario with an Ascend NAS. Using freeradius
 0.7.0

  You really should upgrade.

 I was thinking if I put a line in the files {} section of
 radiusd.conf, that I could make a separate radius.log file based on
 what realm I proxied to or Called-Station-ID.

  The server does not support that.  I don't know why you would think
that the radiusd.log file is configured in the files module.

  Alan DeKok.


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Mulitple radius.log files

2004-01-16 Thread Anson Rinesmith 








I am trying to set up a scenario with an Ascend NAS. Using freeradius
0.7.0 as a proxy on FreeBSD 5.2, I can successfully test authentication with ntradping.

I use the users file to do proxying based on
Called-Station-ID, sending different dialed numbers to different radius
servers.

I am getting Auth: Login OK and Auth:
Login incorrect messages to my radius.log file.

I was thinking if I put a line in the files {} section of radiusd.conf,
that I could make a separate radius.log file based on what realm I proxied to
or Called-Station-ID.

Ive done some trial and error, but nothing works. Am
I on the right track? Where would I put such a command, or am I just missing
what I should change?



logdir = ${localstatedir}//%{Called-Station-ID}/radius.log

is the most logical think Ive tried.



Anson Rinesmith

RE: Mulitple radius.log files

2004-01-16 Thread Anson Rinesmith 








Okay, did my cut/paste botch that

The most logical thing Ive tried
was in

files {



logdir = ${localstatedir}/log/radius/%{Called-Station-Id}



}

Something similar to whats in
detail {} where the detail file goes in a directory based on the
Client-IP-Address



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I am trying to set up a scenario
with an Ascend NAS. Using freeradius 0.7.0 as a proxy on FreeBSD 5.2, I can
successfully test authentication with ntradping.

I use the users file to do proxying
based on Called-Station-ID, sending different dialed numbers to different
radius servers.

I am getting Auth: Login
OK and Auth: Login incorrect messages to my radius.log
file.

I was thinking if I put a line in
the files {} section of radiusd.conf, that I could make a separate radius.log
file based on what realm I proxied to or Called-Station-ID.

Ive done some trial and
error, but nothing works. Am I on the right track? Where would I put such a
command, or am I just missing what I should change?



logdir =
${localstatedir}//%{Called-Station-ID}/radius.log

is the most logical think Ive
tried.



Anson Rinesmith