On Friday 19 January 2007 14:02, Peter Nixon wrote:
> On Fri 19 Jan 2007 18:56, Graham Beneke wrote:
> > Would it be possible for someone to dump all the man pages into the wiki?
>
> Please feel free to do it.. It is a wiki after all :-)
Agreed. I've added a few things here and there, but that's
On Fri 19 Jan 2007 18:56, Graham Beneke wrote:
> Nicolas Baradakis wrote:
> > Graham Beneke wrote:
> >> Does anyone remember where there is doccumentation on this?
> >
> > "radsqlrelay" and "rlm_sql_log" have a manpage.
>
> Would it be possible for someone to dump all the man pages into the wiki?
Nicolas Baradakis wrote:
> Graham Beneke wrote:
>> Does anyone remember where there is doccumentation on this?
>
> "radsqlrelay" and "rlm_sql_log" have a manpage.
>
Would it be possible for someone to dump all the man pages into the wiki?
It may not be the preferred source of information but I
Graham Beneke wrote:
> Dennis Skinner wrote:
>
> > For serious billable accounting you probably want to write to files and
> > then import them into the db (there is a module to help with this).
> > Radius will happily skip queries that take too long or if there are not
> > enough mysql connection
I use a very simple system to get redundancy. I have 2 seperate radius
servers. If i do a change i need to do it on both(biggest disadvantage).
In all my access points or other applications i can enter 2 radius
servers. When the first doesn't answer it autom. authenticates to the
second.
This h
On Fri 19 Jan 2007 09:10, Alan DeKok wrote:
> Graham Beneke wrote:
> > I remember reading about 'radsqlrelay' that does essentially this. It is
> > also mentioned once in radiusd.conf but subsequent searching has brought
> > up nothing worthwhile.
> >
> > Does anyone remember where there is doccume
Graham Beneke wrote:
>
> I remember reading about 'radsqlrelay' that does essentially this. It is
> also mentioned once in radiusd.conf but subsequent searching has brought
> up nothing worthwhile.
>
> Does anyone remember where there is doccumentation on this?
rlm_sql_log writes the logs
scr
Dennis Skinner wrote:
> For serious billable accounting you probably want to write to files and
> then import them into the db (there is a module to help with this).
> Radius will happily skip queries that take too long or if there are not
> enough mysql connections available on the accounting sid
Peter Nixon wrote:
> If you must use Mysql, use Master-Slave replication for as many authorization
> servers as you wish, but configure only ONE radius server to actually write
> accounting to the master database and all the others to use radrelay (or
> radsqlrelay) to get the data to that serve
On Mon 06 Nov 2006 19:38, Aaron Paetznick wrote:
> Thanks, this was helpful. I would rather not use LVS. I would prefer
> to use the built-in functionality of the NAS to fall back from a primary
> to secondary or tertiary auth/accounting servers.
>
> This whole setup would be far simpler and more
Thanks, this was helpful. I would rather not use LVS. I would prefer
to use the built-in functionality of the NAS to fall back from a primary
to secondary or tertiary auth/accounting servers.
This whole setup would be far simpler and more robust if I could just do
master-master replication w
Aaron Paetznick wrote:
> I've been struggling with this problem for a couple of weeks, and I
> thought I'd pass it along to the mailing list. Basically I'm trying to
> answer the following question. Given multiple identical dedicated
> servers each running Linux and MySQL, how can I configure
I've been struggling with this problem for a couple of weeks, and I
thought I'd pass it along to the mailing list. Basically I'm trying to
answer the following question. Given multiple identical dedicated
servers each running Linux and MySQL, how can I configure FreeRADIUS for
maximum stabili
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