in console just type apt-get install freeradius or use synaptic package
managed (x windows / gnome ) and do a search for Freeradius. that will
install and create the user/group freerad and put all the files in their
appropriate place.
once thats done your configuration files will be in /e
Nick White wrote:
"Can I set "Max-Daily-Session = 1800" in the radgroupcheck table (MySQL),
and if so is the max of 1800 set for the entire group, or for each user
in that group?"
The max of 1800 will be set for the entire group. I you want to apply max of
1800 for certain users that don't bel
right direction?
>
> Read doc/variables.txt.
>
> Use %{0} instead of $1 if the students enter their username as name.surname
>
> Zoltan
Thank you for both answers, I'm now trying with preproxy_users and with
variable substitution.
But I still can't ge
Thanks for looking at this, Michael.
I decided to restart the certificate generation process and did it
again from scratch following the article. Same results.
I did it a 3rd time and but this time copied the certs to /etc/ssl/
certs and insured all CNs were unique (not being completely up
Matteo Faleschini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My radiusd.conf file only includes these lines for pre-proxying
...
So list "files" there, too.
Alan DeKok.
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Shannon Sariman wrote:
Nick White wrote:
"Can I set "Max-Daily-Session = 1800" in the radgroupcheck table (MySQL),
and if so is the max of 1800 set for the entire group, or for each user
in that group?"
The max of 1800 will be set for the entire group. I you want to apply
max of 1800 for cer
FreeRadius users mailing list on
August 6, 2005 at 00:25 -0800 wrote:
>in console just type apt-get install freeradius or use synaptic package
>managed (x windows / gnome ) and do a search for Freeradius. that will
>install and create the user/group freerad and put all the files in their
>
I compiled the CVS version but got the same error:
Module: Instantiated sqlcounter (noresetcounter)
radiusd.conf[1383] Failed to link to module 'rlm_expiration':
rlm_expiration.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
It would seem that I got the same version from CVS. Is t
"Carl Peterson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> radiusd.conf[1383] Failed to link to module 'rlm_expiration':
> rlm_expiration.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
That's because, as I said, there's no expiration module in 1.0.4.
So trying to configure it is a waste of tim
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