"Mike Cisar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > The latest CVS snapshot should contain fixed radwho &
> > radzap. They should work if you copy them to a 1.0.2
> > distribution, and re-build.
>
> Thanks Alan, I'll grab them and give it a try.
I've also put them into the 1.0.x distribution, if w
> The latest CVS snapshot should contain fixed radwho &
> radzap. They should work if you copy them to a 1.0.2
> distribution, and re-build.
Thanks Alan, I'll grab them and give it a try.
Cheers,
> Mike <
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"Mike Cisar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can't say as I've been using it, for the obvious reasons... but I've wanted
> to several times in the past couple months :-)
The latest CVS snapshot should contain fixed radwho & radzap. They
should work if you copy them to a 1.0.2 distribution, and re-
Hi Alan,
> So far as I can tell, radzap hasn't worked for a while. If
> so, I'll poke it, and see if I can't get it to work. This
> may, however, involve changing the command-line options...
Can't say as I've been using it, for the obvious reasons... but I've wanted
to several times in the
> So far as I can tell, radzap hasn't worked for a while. If so, I'll
> poke it, and see if I can't get it to work. This may, however,
> involve changing the command-line options...
Hmm... a little bit of work on "radwho" turns it into a front-end
for radzap.
$ radwho -Z blah... | radclient
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