Bart van Daal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
thanks for your reply Alan,
I didn't mean the max-all-sessions value but the actual counter value.
If a user has 15600seconds of online time ad is online for e.g. 3600
seconds,
where do these 3600 seconds get stored with rlm_sqlcounter?
It doesn't.
Hi All,
I'm authenticating users who can buy a specified amount of time to
go online. I'm using the rlm_sqlcounter module with a reset=never
option because there is no specified amount of time in which users
have to use their minutes.
A user can also buy additional minutes or when his minutes
Bart van Daal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
two possible options I think of to reset the counter are:
1. write a program to manipulate the gdbm file. Where is this file stored?
If you're using rlm_sqlcounter, it's not in a GDBM file. It's in SQL.
If you're using rlm_counter, the location of
Bart van Daal wrote:
Hi All,
I'm authenticating users who can buy a specified amount of time to
go online. I'm using the rlm_sqlcounter module with a reset=never
option because there is no specified amount of time in which users
have to use their minutes.
A user can also buy additional
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