Stun Box wrote:
So, why do I get that behaviour ? May it come from my configuration files ??
I have no idea. Perhaps you could be more specific about what you're
seeing. Use real examples.
Alan DeKok.
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vol...@ufamts.ru wrote:
If home server does not respond, FR does not respond too - NAS repeats
request - FR writes request data to SQL again.
So... configure the server to respond. See the file
raddb/sites-available/decoupled-accounting
So we got two problems:
1) repeating requests
2)
Eric Bourkland wrote:
It looks like it is trying the correct authentication
...
Told to do MS-CHAPv2 for test.user with NT-Password
FAILED: No NT/LM-Password. Cannot perform authentication.
FAILED: MS-CHAP2-Response is incorrect.
So... what are the contents of the NT-Password attribute?
If a connection that comes in with a GROUP NAME from SQL of USUK-XX
or WUK-XX and I want to strip of the -XX, how would I do this with
ulang so I only validate the following?
Using the regexp feature, you can match part of an attribute then
reference it later, like so:
if (SQL-GROUP =~
If a connection that comes in with a GROUP NAME from SQL of USUK-XX
or WUK-XX and I want to strip of the -XX, how would I do this with
ulang so I only validate the following?
Using the regexp feature, you can match part of an attribute then
reference it later, like so:
if (SQL-GROUP =~
On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 4:26 PM, Marinko Tarlacmangi...@gmail.com wrote:
Just like I said... I already posted one solution on this list. In the same
mail you will find 3 php lines for cron script and instructions for adding
one column to radacct table...
I won't be at home next 10 days so
The if statement can remain the same, add before it:
if (SQL-GROUP =~ /(.*)-.*/) {
update request {
SQL-GROUP := %{1}
}
}
This assumes that:
a) There is never a '-' in the USUK or whatever part.
b) You don't need to reference the original SQL-GROUP value.
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