Hey Alan,Well, every given interval a query will run on the database server to get theOn Jan 23, 2008 9:47 AM, Alan DeKok <aland@deployingradius.com> wrote:liran tal wrote:It's more complicated than that. The NASes need to be deleted, too.
> Maybe freeradius can read the nas list from sql at startup to some
> linked list and this list will be updated every given interval with a query
> to the database.
And this has to be done without affecting normal server operation.
As always, patches are welcome.
list of nases and it will build a new linked list based on that and delete
the other nodes and free the pointers of those.
I guess that coming up with a method to check against each nas if it's
there or not, and to remove or add it based on a check is do-able
but would probably face some efficiency issues where-as I think it
would be proper to create a new linked list with whatever nases that
query returns and free the previous linked list from memory.
I haven't had a look at the relevant code but it seems quite basic
to implement unless I'm over-seeing some critical aspects :-)
I'll be glad to take a look if you can refer me to the current piece
of code where freeradius handles the nas lists read from the database
and stores them.
Regards,
Liran Tal.
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