Re: buffered-sql question

2010-12-30 Thread Alan DeKok
William wrote: > It doesn't import any additional records after that. It just stops, and > keeps > generating the error. Yes. The purpose of accounting is to store accounting data. If the data wasn't stored, then accounting failed, and it should retry. Alan DeKok. - List info/subscribe/u

Re: buffered-sql question

2010-12-30 Thread Alan DeKok
William wrote: > It claims that there is an accounting packet without an acctsessiontime... I > found the offending entries and now it works. I guess I'll have to edit > those > out each time. Read raddb/sites-enabled/default. Look for "sql" in the "accounting" section. The solution is doc

RE: buffered-sql question

2010-12-29 Thread Tim Sylvester
> > It doesn't import any additional records after that. It just stops, > and keeps generating the error. OK. Run the server in debug mode (radiusd -X) and send the debug output to the list. Tim - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html

RE: buffered-sql question

2010-12-29 Thread Tim Sylvester
> It claims that there is an accounting packet without an > acctsessiontime... I found the offending entries and now it works. I guess I'll have to > edit those out each time. They are being created by a web-accelerator program we > use. > > : Info: [sql] stop packet with zero session length. [u

Re: buffered-sql question

2010-12-29 Thread Alan DeKok
William wrote: > Greetings, >I have set up the buffered-sql server to handle importing accounting > packets from my backup radius once a day. I transfer the detail file (via > ftp) from the backup server to the newer server and put it in place for the > buffered-sql to use it, but it doesn'