cates (some of the counts for the other
NAS's were quite low, as well).
Mike Nerone <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Network Operations Manager
Internet Direct, Inc. <http://www.idworld.net/>
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orizing by the Unix passwd file, you
don't know how the case of the stored, encrypted password. You'd have to
literally try every possible upper/lowercase combination exhaustively before
giving up. Besides, as an security-concious admin, I would say that
passwords SHOULD be case-sen
minority of our
equipment, and I'm not as diligent about keeping them up to date. I really
need to upgrade them - they're on 6.1.7 :( ).
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involved in accessing it any other way would be enormous (you'd have to roll
through the whole CDB looking for matches instead of taking advantage of a
nice fast hash). But I digress....
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icates.
5. Therefore, Radiator will perforce fail to recognize the duplication of
any accounting packets.
I know I'm going to kick myself when I hear this. :)
Mike Nerone <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Internet Direct, Inc. <http://www.idworld.net/>
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Ah...I got ya. But wouldn't it be a small matter to remove the
Acct-Delay-Time before computing the MD5 checksums, and so detecting
retransmissions, as well, thus killing two birds with one stone?
As it stands now, these need to be detected by the billing report software,
correct?
Mike N
It definitely has the autoconfigure. I just can't find a way to turn the
"feature" off. It's not crucial, I just like to keep my logs as tidy as
possible. :)
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Internet Direct, Inc. <http://www.id
logize if
this is a FAQ...I wasn't able to find it.
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Network Operations Manager
Internet Direct, Inc. <http://www.idworld.net/>
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> Behalf Of Chris
First, you don't use NFS, you use a SQL database server. Without some
additional work, though, this still creates a single point of failure. See a
thread currently in progress on this list called "advice requested on high
availability configuration" for some more elaboration.
Mike
Well you di put those characters in tr's delete list, so I suppose it would
delete them. :) At any rate, it would be much more efficient to do it with
s/// instead:
RewriteUsername tr/[A-Z]/[a-z]/
RewriteUsername s/[^0-9_-]+//g
Mike Nerone <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]&
When using
AcctColumnDef, you can tell Radiator to log a particular attribute by its
integer value, which is what I want to do. Unfortunately, I'm not using
AcctColumnDef, I'm using my own AcctSQLStatement for more flexibility.
Specifically, I'm using the following: AcctSQLStatement
nd network
addresses, which means NO addresses are left over for actual use. Hence,
that netmask is invalid in the first place.
Christian, if your intention was to assign single static IP addresses to
your customers, you want a mask of 255.255.255.255.
Mike Nerone
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$reply->change_attr('Ascend-Maximum-Time', $reply->get_attr('Session-Timeout')); $reply->delete_attr('Session-Timeout'); $reply->change_attr('Ascend-Maximum-Channels', $reply->get_attr('Port-Limit')); $reply->delete_attr('Port-Limit'); $reply->change_attr('Ascend-PPP-Address', $reply->get_attr('Ascend-PPP-Address') || '209.142.75.128'); $reply->change_attr('Ascend-Route-IP', $reply->get_attr('Ascend-Route-IP') || 'Route-IP-Yes'); } } else { ${$_[2]} = $denied = 1; $reply->delete_attr('Framed-IP-Address'); $reply->delete_attr('Framed-IP-Netmask'); $reply->delete_attr('Port-Limit'); my $message = 'Access rejected for ' . $request->get_attr('User-Name') . ': '; if ($dialup) { $message .= "\u$status"; } else { $message .= 'Not enabled for dialup service'; } &main::log($main::LOG_INFO, $message); } } $reply->delete_attr('IDI-Dialup-Type'); &main::log($main::LOG_DEBUG, "Exiting PostAuthHook");}
Thanks in advance for any help any of you might be
able to provide.
Mike Nerone
Hugh,
In answer to another person's question, you
mentioned doing SQL accesses from within a PostAuthHook. Can I use the database
handle that my AuthBy clause already has open, or do I have to manage my own
handle? Either way, can you give me a line or two of code that shows an example
of
If you've looked at my config, which I sent in a
message to the list a little while ago (and I'll not waste bandwidth on it again
- see: Subject: Difficulty with 2.16), then you can see that I have a
PreClientHook that does some hoop-races to extrapolate (and store in
pseudo-attributes) the
(-mm-dd
hh:mm:ss). If you do any programming, you could do almost any sort of
massaging in perl you wish, using, for example, the Time::ParseDate module
(it understands a textual date in almost any format). The above should
suffice even if you don't want to resort to programming.
Mike N
quot;mypassword") ...
It takes an optional second argument to use as the SALT for the hash, but
you shouldn't need that. :)
HTH...
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Network Operations Manager
Internet Direct, Inc.
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