Re: OpenVPNAS Accounting Issues

2009-12-31 Thread Neville


Neville wrote:

I would just like to clarify the accepted format of Acct-Session-Id, when
using mySQL to track the clients usage through accounting.


 It's a string.


I'm currently testing OpenVPNAS and it seems to create a long string
such as
'NASIPADDRESS.as0t0.1261084262.6899.1', however when the
'Acct-Status-Type':
'Stop' is sent, the SQL does not update the current row, but instead
creates
a NEW row, which seems identical, therefore leaving the session open in
sql.


 Because the NAS isn't sending the same information in "stop" as it
sent in "start".


Is the problem with the STRING being used by OpenVPNAS the reason why the
original ROW created by 'Acct-Status-Type': 'Start' is not being updated?


 No.

 As always, run the server in debugging mode to see what's happening.

 Alan DeKok.



Thanks Alan,  acctsessionid field was limited to vchar(32), increased to 
vchar(64) and all is working correctly.


Thx
Nev 


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Re: OpenVPNAS Accounting Issues

2009-12-31 Thread Neville


Neville wrote:

I would just like to clarify the accepted format of Acct-Session-Id, when
using mySQL to track the clients usage through accounting.


 It's a string.


I'm currently testing OpenVPNAS and it seems to create a long string
such as
'NASIPADDRESS.as0t0.1261084262.6899.1', however when the
'Acct-Status-Type':
'Stop' is sent, the SQL does not update the current row, but instead
creates
a NEW row, which seems identical, therefore leaving the session open in
sql.


 Because the NAS isn't sending the same information in "stop" as it
sent in "start".


Is the problem with the STRING being used by OpenVPNAS the reason why the
original ROW created by 'Acct-Status-Type': 'Start' is not being updated?


 No.

 As always, run the server in debugging mode to see what's happening.

 Alan DeKok.



Thanks Alan,  acctsessionid field was limited to vchar(32), increased to 
vchar(64) and all is working correctly.


Thx
Nev 


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Re: OpenVPNAS Accounting Issues

2009-12-30 Thread Alan DeKok
Neville wrote:
> I would just like to clarify the accepted format of Acct-Session-Id, when
> using mySQL to track the clients usage through accounting.

  It's a string.

> I'm currently testing OpenVPNAS and it seems to create a long string
> such as
> 'NASIPADDRESS.as0t0.1261084262.6899.1', however when the
> 'Acct-Status-Type':
> 'Stop' is sent, the SQL does not update the current row, but instead
> creates
> a NEW row, which seems identical, therefore leaving the session open in
> sql.

  Because the NAS isn't sending the same information in "stop" as it
sent in "start".

> Is the problem with the STRING being used by OpenVPNAS the reason why the
> original ROW created by 'Acct-Status-Type': 'Start' is not being updated?

  No.

  As always, run the server in debugging mode to see what's happening.

  Alan DeKok.
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OpenVPNAS Accounting Issues

2009-12-29 Thread Neville

Hi all,

I would just like to clarify the accepted format of Acct-Session-Id, when
using mySQL to track the clients usage through accounting.

I'm currently testing OpenVPNAS and it seems to create a long string such as
'NASIPADDRESS.as0t0.1261084262.6899.1', however when the 'Acct-Status-Type':
'Stop' is sent, the SQL does not update the current row, but instead creates
a NEW row, which seems identical, therefore leaving the session open in sql.

Is the problem with the STRING being used by OpenVPNAS the reason why the
original ROW created by 'Acct-Status-Type': 'Start' is not being updated?

Thx
Nev 


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