Hi all...
has anyone yet managed to set an Auth-Type as a check item
in a MySQL database? For me no Auth-Type is working. I read
in some older posting that the 'users' file supports
an Auth-Type of 'sql'. But whenever I set an Auth-Type in
the 'radcheck' table used for authentication (e.g.
At 18:48 2001-10-17 +0200, you wrote:
Hi all...
has anyone yet managed to set an Auth-Type as a check item
in a MySQL database? For me no Auth-Type is working. I read
in some older posting that the 'users' file supports
an Auth-Type of 'sql'. But whenever I set an Auth-Type in
the 'radcheck'
Fredrik Reite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i had to hack src/modules/rlm_sql/rlm_sql.c
in the end i changed to
module_t rlm_sql = {
System,
and now it works with 'DEFAULT Auth-Type := System' in the users file.
Uh, NO, that is NOT a solution. All you're doing is making
Joe Modjeski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From reading on the list I believe this to be a problem that will be solved
when the SQL tables begin to support operators. Currently the tables only
use the '==' operator and in that case you can only match attributes that
are sent.
Yes, exactly.
