Hello Javaid -
You will find most Perl modules at
www.cpan.org
and you will need to install DBD, DBD for your database, and the
database client libraries on the Radiator host. The database host
will already have all libraries installed when the database was
installed.
hth
Hugh
A
Hi Hugh,
Things are confusing here.How could we logon into a NT machine database
(having MS SQL databse) directly from Linux radiator only by defining
hostname and database in DBSource clause.As on first level a NT host
requires its admin passwd for remote logon and then in second level we
could
I get these, though I have no access to the proxy client at the moment:
Mon Jul 2 22:56:28 2001: INFO: AuthRADIUS: No reply after 3 retransmissions to
0 for xxx@domain (210)
Mon Jul 2 22:56:28 2001: ERR: sendTo: send failed: Can't assign requested address
Does this mean that the proxy client
If using AuthLDAP2 and one attribute is repeated in the LDAP response,
only the first one is currently added to the Radius query with
AuthAttrDef, unless using GENERIC. The following small patch will add
multiple Radius attribute/values for an LDAP attribute that occurs
multiple times. Maybe this
Hello Miguel -
At 23:04 +0800 01/7/2, Miguel A.L. Paraz wrote:
>I get these, though I have no access to the proxy client at the moment:
>
>Mon Jul 2 22:56:28 2001: INFO: AuthRADIUS: No reply after 3
>retransmissions to
>0 for xxx@domain (210)
>Mon Jul 2 22:56:28 2001: ERR: sendTo: send faile
Hello Javaid -
In your situation, I would use DBI and DBD-Sybase, plus the free
version of Sybase for Linux (www.sybase.com). This is the best
approach because MS-SQL is just a rebadged Sybase and the Sybase
client libraries can connect just fine.
Note that you do not need to log in to the N
