OK. But I was under the impression that text fields had issues with indexing
still. Am I wrong here?
(Yes I need to do some more reading on this issue :-)
Peter
On Sat August 2 2003 02:05, Guy Fraser wrote:
> It has been brought up in the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list,
> buy the developers.
>
It has been brought up in the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list,
buy the developers.
The reason given is that "varchar(x)" checks to make sure the data is
not larger than 'x' bytes, but "text" does not.
If the application handles the data size constraints there is no reason
for the database to ch
Guy Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a document that explains how to update the config file to get
> the sql authentication to work?
Uncomment the 'sql' pieces in 'radiusd.conf', and read 'sql.conf'.
There isn't much more to it than that.
Pick up the RADIUS book. It talks about
On Fri, 1 Aug 2003 05:53 am, Guy Fraser wrote:
> I have the new release now.
>
> I see that there has been some work done with the postgres sql file, the
> main difference between the new one and the one I setup was that I used
> 'text' instead of 'varchar(x)' because it is faster.
Are you sure ab
I have the new release now.
I see that there has been some work done with the postgres sql file, the
main difference between the new one and the one I setup was that I used
'text' instead of 'varchar(x)' because it is faster.
Is there a document that explains how to update the config file to ge
> >
> > I would be willing to work on fixing some of the rlm_sql parts, but
> > first I would like to know if anyone has already got it working.
> >
Like Tim, I had no problems at all with auth'ing of rlm_sql (or to be more
precise, the postgresql version of), apart from the -HUP problem I've b
There is nothing wrong with the tables. They work fine as shipped.
I had the whole thing running against MYSQL in less than an hour
using release .8 with absolutely no changes to anything other than
config files.
Tim
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On Tue July 29 2003 22:26, Guy Fraser wrote:
> I was trying to get the PostgreSQL driver working.
It should "just work" (tm)
> The SQL tables need to be fixed significantly, I have fixed some of the
> data types and have the tables functional.
They are function and should not need "fixing". I ov
I have it running authenticating hotspot controllers in my lab.
Jeremy
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Guy
Guy Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The SQL tables need to be fixed significantly, I have fixed some of the
> data types and have the tables functional.
0.9.0 and the latest CVS snapshot contain a number of fixes to the
SQL tables.
Do you have any *other* information, like examples of wh
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