> Is it possible to pass ALL auth. request attributes
> to the stored procedure (in some kind of attr/value
> comma-separated list) which verifies
> username/password and returns accept/reject/challenge
> status code and output attribute's list, that have to
> be added to the response.
>
> The pr
> this is an example of what can be done in postgresql:
>
> authorize_check_query = "SELECT * FROM
> radius_check('%{SQL-User-Name}', '%{Client-IP-Address}') HAVING id IS
> NOT NULL"
>
> the function returns the correct number of cols as needed.
>
> should be similiar for oracle.
Maybe a little
> I currently have it running with scripts also, but was considering using
> daemontools.
> Certainly something like daemontools that will keep a watchdog on the server
> would be very helpful.
>
> Does daemontools open a window to view the program running?
>
Daemontools does what you tell it to
> Please ignore my lazyness on the last message, I used "reply" instead of
> typing the address and forgot to change the subject.
but you're still wondering what's the proper way how to start the server?
I would say it depends on your needs, in the beginning I used to start it
with rc-scripts. B
> does any one of you know where to find the free radius client software
> ,also if source code is available then let me know
free radius client software? I guess you're looking for radclient or
radtest, both are included in the source-package that you can download
from www.freeradius.org. Compi
I have been searching ideas the whole day by browsing the archives but
I've not managed to solve my problem yet.
The setup:
freeradius-snapshot-20040317 connected to pgsql. We have different nas:es
(Tigris, Ascend and Cisco to name some).
Earlier the default DNS's was sent to the clients dire
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