Hello.
My scenario is the next.
I need to detect the telephone number that dial to my
NAS (Network Access Server) and validate if that
number exist in my database to retrieve some
information, if that telephone number dosen´t exist i
need to insert it's data.
Then.
1. How can i get
I think maybe it could be a problem if the version of mysql.h that was
during compilation used predates stored proceedures?
Hi,
That cant be the case, im using mysql 5 and a SP with freeradius 1.1.2
without any problems or recompiling.
It must be an other issue. Maybe the sql user you let
I do exactly the same thing as you - I get this problem from time to time
(usually accompanied by a few discarding duplicate request messages as the
nas re attempts).
The documentation says that if you get these its probably back end, and
its right. Usually its a slow query of some description,
ensure the user has Process_priv.
Also there is the security_type flag in the mysql.proc table which defines
who the proceedure runs as (invoker or definer)
Its all quite well documented on the mysql website.
Hi All.
I have the trouble with mysql freeradius.I begin to write own
Looks to me like the version of Dynaloader.so that rlm_perl is using is
newer than the version of Dynaloader.pm thats in the path.
Dynaloader.pm comes as part of perl, so there must be a version on your
hard disk somewhere either not in the path or coming in lower down your
path list than the one
Create a stored procedure in the database that contains all of the SQL
queries necessary. Then call that stored procedure via sql.conf. This
works fine with Postgres.
MySQL 5 supports stored proceedures and functions, however I know that
mysql proceedures can cause problems as they can/will
Hi Everyone.
I'm struggling to find concise documentation on Cisco-AVPairs (and what
pairs cisco support) - can anyone help me with this?
Mainly I am trying to setup a walled garden system based on radius reply,
using a route map with set next hop
e.g.
route-map walled-garden permit 10
set ip
This is the routine I use, uses the MD5 modules from CPAN.
Very messy and stolen from about 5 different sources...
The three inputs are the hashed reply, the actual password from your
database and the challenge that was sent to the user.
I think this works OK.
my $cpass =$_[0];
On non i386 32bit architecture (both sun and intel 64) i've had some
problems compiling rlm_perl with the distributed libtool, yet had problems
compiling the rest using --with-system-libtool!
Unfortunately I didnt collect enough information to submit a bug report,
but errors varied from what was
!
On Wednesday 25 January 2006 00:17, Alan Lumb wrote:
push(@avpairs,'ip:dns-servers=$dns1 $dns2');
push(@avpairs,ip:route=$$thisroute{network} $$thisroute{subnet});
$RAD_REPLY{'Cisco-AVPair'[EMAIL PROTECTED];
This code works for me on freeradius 1.1.0. Which version you are using ?
--
Best Regards
Im trying to get RLM_perl to respond with two Cisco-AVPair lines (what
would usually be done with += in users)
So try that with rlm_perl
the server functions that update the list need to see the += operator.
I don't believe it works like that with rlm_perl, as += in perl means 'add
as an
Hi everyone.
Im trying to get RLM_perl to respond with two Cisco-AVPair lines (what
would usually be done with += in users)
Unfortunately only the first seems to get sent back to the nas - debug
output follows
rlm_perl: Added pair Cisco-AVPair = ip:dns-servers=10.10.10.10 10.10.10.12
rlm_perl:
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