Hello!,
I have a problem with a Radiator 2.17.1 running on Perl 5.5.3 on SunOS
5.8 (although I don't the problem is version related).
For some of our users, we have to chain authenticators in order to
retrieve their authorization from a LDAP server while their
authentication is done through an A
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Hello all!
How can I use different Session DB for some Realm or
Handler ? Or how can I redefine Simultaneous-Use user's parametr
by global in Realm ?
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Hello..
Forgive my cluelessness; I am new to Radiator and am evaluating it for use
in a production environment. I have found it useful to use regular
expressions in handlers, and am now wondering: Is it possible to make
arbitrarily complex handlers, e.g. handlers that do something like this:
I've never done it, but it should be something like:
Identifier FileAuthenticator
...(the stuff you need to authenticate from your file)
AuthBy FileAuthenticator
AuthBy FileAuthenticator
AuthBy FileAuthenticator
...
AuthBy FileAuthenti
Mike,
coming back to a subject from a couple of weeks ago...
El 24 Apr 2001, a las 10:25, Mike McCauley escribió:
> Hello Mariano,
>
> Looks like the main problem left is that when you do a kill -1, some of the
> loggers stop?
>
> This problem was fixed recently. You need to ge the new Log.
I am using BSDi 4.0.1 with PERL 5.005_03 and Digest-MD5-2.13 installed. I
am trying to install Radiator-Demo-2.18 but with little success.
When I run Makefile.PL I get
Warning: prerequisite MD5 1.7 not found at (eval 1) line 220.
I ran make anyway and there were no reported problems.
Mike, Hugh,
I am getting the following error:
ORA-03113: end-of-file on communication channel (DBD ERROR:
OCIStmtExecute/Describe)
and now that I see it, is the same after the kill -HUP I sent you 'bout
an hour ago...
So maybe the problem isn't with kill -HUP but with Oracle DBD or, most
pr
Hello all,
I believe that Radiator uses SNMP to querry routers and determine
whether or not a user that is currently dialed up and in the database
(the session database, in this case and SQL database) really is logged
in or not. At least, this is my understanding and my log files seem to
confirm
Salut Christophe -
The problem you describe below is due to the implementation of the AuthBy
RADIUS clause, which is asynchronous and returns immediately with a status of
Ignore. Hence you cannot set up your configuration file as you show below
because the ContinueWhileAccept will not operate
Hello Jared -
Mariano is quite correct - if you just define a single AuthBy FILE with an
Identifier, you can then refer to that AuthBy from any Handler (or Realm).
Note that by definition, the condition in a clause is a
logical AND. If you want to do things differently you should consider wr
Hello Andrew -
We are unable to answer any of your questions until you finalise your
purchase arrangements with our Sales organisation (cc'd on this mail).
regards
Hugh
On Wednesday 09 May 2001 01:48, Andrew L. Davydov wrote:
> Hello all!
>
> How can I use different Session DB for som
Hello Griff -
The way to do this is by configuring the appropriate NasType in your Client
clauses. Have a look at section 6.5.5 in the Radiator 2.18.1 reference manual.
hth
Hugh
On Wednesday 09 May 2001 08:41, Griff Hamlin wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I believe that Radiator uses SNMP to querry
An additional thing that I have found useful is to put the raddb directory with config
files directly below the ditribution directory. Like
F:\Radiator\Radiator-2.18\raddb.
This way, you can revert to the old state, including whatever config was required then.
/Ingvar
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Hello Ingvar -
Has it warmed up a bit since I saw you in Stockholm?
Another approach (that I use) is to use symbolic links for both the Radiator
release directory and the configuration file, so my start up scripts and so
on do not have to change.
regards
Hugh
On Wednesday 09 May 2001 15:51
Hello Hugh,
Nothing wrong with the wheather nowadays, +20 and sunny. Just about enough to keep the
polar bears off the streets...
Then to the serious business - the reason for my copying the old raddb directory to
the new Radiator distribution is just that I like to be able to go back to the
Hello Ingvar -
I keep the old configuration files too - I just change the sym-link to point
to the current one. Either approach is fine - I was simply adding other
alternatives to the discussion.
cheers
Hugh
On Wednesday 09 May 2001 16:58, Ingvar Berg (EIP) wrote:
> Hello Hugh,
>
> Nothing
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