Hi,
To set more than one value for a single reply attribute, you have to use
the += operator rather than the default == operator. With the default SQL
schema this is not possible. You'll have to update your SQL schema and
queries to include the "op" field.
The list archives includes some di
Hi,
I'm trying to send a few 'Cisco-AVPair' attribute in my RADIUS
replies. From what i've seen, it works perfectly when these pairs are
given for an user. But when I try to set it for a whole group, only the
last defined pair is sent back to the NAS.
>From Postgres :
radiusdb=# s
At 05:40 PM 20/12/01 -0600, you wrote:
>Thanks for the response. I get about 60 or 70 per minute. Will setting
>Allow Stop Only mess up my accounting logs? I am using mysql for auth
>and accounting and we track hours for some of our "Lite" customers.
No, it won't affect your accounting for no
Thanks for the response. I get about 60 or 70 per minute. Will setting
Allow Stop Only mess up my accounting logs? I am using mysql for auth
and accounting and we track hours for some of our "Lite" customers.
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At 11:01 AM 20/12/01 -0500, you wrote:
>"Chris West" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Error: Ignoring request from client with unknown code 33
>
> Read the Ascend NAS documentation, to figure out how to tell it to
>stop sending non-standard packets.
Chris,
I don't know the answer to that one, bu
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> This is gdb out of 'bt'
> +++ START
> #0 0x4001a96d in sql_userparse () at eval.c:88
> #1 0x4001aa61 in sql_getvpdata () at eval.c:88
There is NO 'eval.c' anywhere in the server source tree.
The server is STILL using old libraries. Find them, delete them,
re-ins
Angus Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am proxying to another server and not receiving a response. I
> need to return a reject message to the originating NAS within a
> specified time frame or else the proxy is marked as dead. The
> comments in the radiusd.conf file suggest that a reject m
Michael Cunningham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Some of this is done already.
>
> Hmm so setiting up the server to authenticate the user via
> multiple auth-types is not possible right now I assume?
Not perfectly, no.
> Not only would this simplify coding for the module writers
> since
20/12/2001 18:54:22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Here is a patch where 'operator' is renamed 'Operator' in libradius.h
> OK.. and what about the rest of the code which uses the 'operator'
>element of the value_pair data structure? Do you really want to have
>this patch applied, and have the r
Cyrille Lefranc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> libradius use a parameter named "operator" which is a C++ keyword.
> Also, prototypes have to be enclosed by an extern "C" declaration for the link
>operation to succeed.
>
> Here is a patch where 'operator' is renamed 'Operator' in libradius.h
OK
"Lance Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> First question, I have to compile the LDAP modules in order for it to =
> work with a LDAP server correct?
Yes.
> I run the package with the -X switch and get the follow error message
>
> Module: Instantiated unix (unix)=20
> radiusd.conf[361] Faile
I need some clarification here about accessing LDAP with freeradius, and compiling
freeradius to work with LDAP.
First question, I have to compile the LDAP modules in order for it to work with a LDAP
server correct?
This is what I done so far.
I am compiling this on solaris 8 box.
When first
"Chris West" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Error: Ignoring request from client with unknown code 33
Read the Ascend NAS documentation, to figure out how to tell it to
stop sending non-standard packets.
> Error: rlm_sql: Stop packet with zero session length. (user '', nas
> '')
There may be
Simon Allard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There is a very useful list in xlat.c for alot of variables that can be
> used though. Would be very handy to have on the faq or something.
It's in doc/rlm_detail, I think.
Yes, that isn't a very obvious place for it.
Alan DeKok.
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> Is it possible to count the number of failed logings and trigger some event
> to disable the users account if three failed logins occur?
Not really. The best bet here would be to grep the log file.
Alan DeKok.
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What do the following mean and how do I stop them?
Error: Ignoring request from client :1646> with unknown code 33
Error: rlm_sql: Stop packet with zero session length. (user ‘’, nas ‘’)
I am running freeradius 0.3 and my RAS are all ascend/lucent
TNT and Max’s
Thanks
Chris
It was a duplicate rule created in my email client to send these
messages to the proper folder. Sorry about that.
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Is it possible to count the number of failed logings and trigger some event
to disable the users account if three failed logins occur?
Julian
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There's a problem compiling C++ programs with g++ when linking them with libradius.
libradius use a parameter named "operator" which is a C++ keyword.
Also, prototypes have to be enclosed by an extern "C" declaration for the link
operation to succeed.
Here is a patch where 'operator' is renamed
In article <003f01c1890a$3e83ae20$1191623f@eli>,
NetlinkIP Sysadmin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>How can I have freeradius (or cistron 1.6.5) do a check on /etc/passwd
>for the shell
>type?
Could you please post this to *one* list only, or at least Cc: it between
lists? I've already answered your
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