Re: Freeradius with Oracle

2009-02-23 Thread kenshin
Well I am trying for sure I will have troubles because I am totally new to this. Well, thanks for the guide ^^ tnt-4 wrote: > >>yes i did but didnt get it, but I will do it again. >>I will try to understand it as much as I can. >> > > Hm, so you have trouble following simple instructions with

Re: Freeradius with Oracle

2009-02-23 Thread kenshin
yes i did but didnt get it, but I will do it again. I will try to understand it as much as I can. tnt-4 wrote: > > Did you bother reading that "perl article"? > > Ivan Kalik > Kalik Informatika ISP > > > Dana 23/2/2009, "kenshin" piše: >

Re: Freeradius with Oracle

2009-02-23 Thread kenshin
Well it gives me this at first Search results You searched for perl There is no page titled "perl". You can create this page. Then I see A Perl Article and then Page text matches. tnt-4 wrote: > >>Well I am new to this, I found a package in Ubuntu for it so the installation >>was ok but th

Re: Freeradius with Oracle

2009-02-23 Thread kenshin
tried searching in the wiki but I guess I am not putting the right words. It wold be nice if I can get the link for the module Doc and the the text doc. Alan DeKok-2 wrote: > > kenshin wrote: >> Well there is a command that I have that gets the all the info from the >> oracle datab

Re: Freeradius with Oracle

2009-02-22 Thread kenshin
Well there is a command that I have that gets the all the info from the oracle database. Then I think I need to make a Perl module script. Is there a clear how to, for a Perl module script? Alan DeKok-2 wrote: > > kenshin wrote: >> Hi, >> sorry for the late replay it is

Re: Freeradius with Oracle

2009-02-22 Thread kenshin
ect it > (an array that mirror the users file syntax) > Personally, I use a PL/SQL function. Called like this: > > authorize_check_query = "SELECT * FROM tables (my_sql_func('param1, > 'param2'...))" > > > Hope it helps. > > Le 19.02.2009 11:1

Freeradius with Oracle

2009-02-19 Thread kenshin
Hi, I am trying to connect freeradius with Oracle, the catch is that to get the information from oracle we need to use a command that is called AuthBlock. Is there a way to add this to the oraclesql.conf? Thanks, -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Freeradius-with-Oracle-tp