Hi Greg, > Here's my situation. I'm implementing radiusd on a solaris box using > a mysql database that's on a remote windows host. I've managed to get > a user authenticaed (still with the CLID unknown message, but I'll > move on. Hope that's OK to do.)
It's OK. Moreover, since that message is so confusing I've decided to remove it from the future versions of GNU Radius. > That makes some sort of sense, since the permissions granted by the db > creation script only grant privs to the radius userid on that windows > box. (GRANT SELECT on RADIUS.attrib to radius@'%';) What I don't > understand is how I was able to do it from the command line but it's > not working from the perl script? If I understood your message correctly, you have added a MySQL user using the command line interface, and you succeeded in doing so, because you were using an appropriate MySQL account. Then, you tried to use the account you had created for populating the database, which failed because *that account* did not have sufficient permissions to do so. In both cases, what happened seems to fit well the MySQL security framework. Regards, Sergey -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
