Hello list,
I would like to use one freeradius for 2 different NAS-groups. Therefore
I need two different users files, one for each instance. I tried to make
the module configuration per virtual server, which seems not to be working.
Does anybody has a trick to get this working?
BR
Uwe
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On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 08:29:49AM +0200, kisteorg google wrote:
Hello list,
I would like to use one freeradius for 2 different NAS-groups. Therefore
I need two different users files, one for each instance. I tried to make
the module configuration per virtual server, which seems not
kisteorg google wrote:
I would like to use one freeradius for 2 different NAS-groups. Therefore
I need two different users files, one for each instance. I tried to make
the module configuration per virtual server, which seems not to be working.
You need to create two instances of the files
Hello list,
I would like to use one freeradius for 2 different NAS-groups. Therefore
I need two different users files, one for each instance. I tried to make
the module configuration per virtual server, which seems not to be
working.
Does anybody has a trick to get this working?
You can
Hi,
Replace that with:
files foo {
...
}
files bar {
...
}
And point the usersfile, etc. to different files in each one.
Ok. Just one point left. Where do I reference foo and bar. Are these the
server names?
BR
Uwe
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kisteorg google wrote:
Ok. Just one point left. Where do I reference foo and bar. Are these the
server names?
No. They are the names of the *instance* of the files module. You
will use foo and bar in the various virtual servers, instead of files.
Alan DeKok.
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