This is how I do it and it works great. The <AuthBy GROUP> in the realm
handler will continue to forward the acct packets to the end-point
Radius server after it writes to our local database. The AuthBy
GlobalAcct is the identifier for the <AuthBy SQL> that handles the local
database insert.
<AuthBy SQL>
Identifier GlobalAcct
IgnoreAuthentication
DBSource dbi:Sybase:server=*******
DBUsername ***********
DBAuth ***********
************
************
</AuthBy>
<Handler Realm = /domain.com/i>
<AuthBy GROUP>
AuthByPolicy ContinueAlways
AuthBy GlobalAcct
<AuthBy RADIUS>
Host 202.202.202.9
Secret secret
AuthPort 812
AcctPort 813
Retries 2
</AuthBy RADIUS>
</AuthBy>
</Handler>
Dave
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Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2003 8:49 PM
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Subject: (RADIATOR) authby radius
Hi all,
Is it possible to store the accounting record of a user if my server
just acts as proxy? If so, how?
Example, below is my config for the realm domain.com
<Realm domain.com>
<AuthBy RADIUS>
Host 202.202.202.9
Secret secret
AuthPort 812
AcctPort 813
Retries 2
</AuthBy RADIUS>
</Handler>
I want to have a copy of the accounting of users for domain.com and i
will store it in mysql.
Thanks.
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jaws
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