> In any case, it is easy enough to add a ShutdownHook, so I will do that
> in a minute and I'll send you the patches (and I'll also send them to
> Mike so he can add the code to the distribution for the next release).
>
This is *exactly* why you guys rule and why your software and support
re
Hello All.
We have completed some detailed testing with BillMax 1.5.4 on RedHat Linux
7.1 against Radiator 2.18.4.
Our conclusion is that BillMax is a very full featured web-based Unix ISP
billing package that installs in RH7.1 very easily, and is very easy to use,
with an extensive web inter
Thanks for the patch, Hugh.
It worked a treat. It's nice knowing that it will go into the official
distribution aswell.
Cheers,
Rob.
begin Hugh Irvine quotation:
> Hello Rob -
>
> How are you going to initiate the shutdown? If it is by sending a signal, you
> could use a different signal
Hi,
I've been trying to do Authentication on one server and Accounting on
another (which works) and my goal now is to have Stops update the
corresponding Start, instead of inserting another row; this is just the
goodies/simple.cfg edited for my purposes; the insert (Start) works, but
the update (
> Hello All,
I am running Radiator 2.18.4. I have added AddtoReply Service-Type . for
Cisco. I can get accounting on other NASs but on Cisco Acct-Terminate-Cause is
returned null although it should give User request as is the case with the
other NAS. It is also shown in the dictionary file. C
Silly question...
Is there a way to have radiator reply with a different IP other than
the default IP of the server that it's hosted on.
The reason I ask is I'm running Radiator on a box with 2 nics and I want
the radius traffic to come through the one nic and the other traffic through the
Has anybody ever got a problem like radiusd process got killed because the
system is out of memory? I have a radiator server on Intel Redhat 7.1, with
PIII 866 processor and 512 MB memory. The process sometimes got killed when
the system load average is as high as more than 6.0(measured with up
test sorry...
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Hello fellas,
Attached is a verbose snoop port 1645 and a trace 5 on Radiator.
also here again is the radius.cfg being used and a radpwtst working w/ it
Thank you very much for taking the time!
RADPSTST
wavey@seamist:~> sudo ./radpwtst -user radius -password radius
Password:
sen
Like a few others on the list, i seems to having problems with the
new EAP code and bay 5399s. My error message seems to be a bit different
though. Ive tried both "EAPType notpermitted" in the Realm definition and
"IgnoreAcctSignature" in the Client definition to no success. Included
bel
To Radiator Gurus :)
I am currently using the Time Check item to block
access to some users for a certain period of time. To allow access anytime, I have set the time check item
to Al-2359. Unfortunately, when the user logs on after 23:59 say
23:59:01, RADIATOR won't allow access.
R
I'm having a problem with authenticating Enterasys SSR8600s. I set the
source address on the router to it's loopback. This is the same as the
client address I put into radiator. But when the router sends an
authentication request it sends it on the closest interface due to OSPF
(which is usually n
Hello Paulo -
You will need to configure your Handlers for the different requests.
AccountingStartsOnly
.
AccountingStopsOnly
.
Note that is would be much simpler to just use AccountingStopsOnly in a
single AuthBy SQL clause.
Hello Derek -
You can use the BindAddress global parameter to bind Radiator to a particular
IP address. However, it is usually the underlying operating system that
chooses which interface to actually route the traffic over.
hth
Hugh
On Wednesday 26 September 2001 01:55, Derek Buttineau wro
Hello Jason -
Why don't you just add a Client DEFAULT clause?
# define a DEFAULT client as a catch-all
Secret
.
hth
Hugh
On Wednesday 26 September 2001 11:35, Separovic, Jason wrote:
> I'm having a problem with authenticating Enterasys SSR8600s. I set the
> sourc
Hello -
You will need to check with Cisco about this - although I seem to remember
some discussion a while back, so you should also check the archive site to
see if there is something there (http://www.open.com.au/archives/radiator/).
regards
Hugh
On Wednesday 26 September 2001 02:03, cist
Hello Leon -
I will need to see a copy of your configuration file and a trace 4 debug from
Radiator showing what is going on. I will also need to know what versions of
Radiator, Perl and all Perl modules you are using.
This sort of problem is usually due to Perl modules not releasing memory,
Hello Edgar -
I would just remove the Time check item, as you did.
Why is Radiator rejecting the request? Can you send me a copy of the
configuration and a trace 4 debug showing what is happening?
thanks
Hugh
On Wednesday 26 September 2001 10:47, you wrote:
> To Radiator Gurus :)
>
> I am
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