Łukasz Kostka wrote:
i have 2 virtual servers active: default dynamic-clients
No, you don't. The debug log clearly shows this.
i wan to lookup every nas via sql dynamic-clients.
my dynamic-clients configuration file
client dynamic { ipaddr = 0.0.0.0 netmask = 0 lifetime = 3600 }
This is wrong. See raddb/sites-available/dynamic-clients. This is documented. Use the example that ships with the server. It works.
doesn't matter if i have NULL or just empty string or default in column server in table nas freeradius in -X mode says:
rad_recv: Access-Request packet from host 10.194.3.239 port 35419, id=31, length=85 Service-Type = Login-User User-Name = "ukasz" User-Password = "dupa" Calling-Station-Id = "10.194.3.230" NAS-Identifier = "admini-pokoj" NAS-IP-Address = 10.194.3.239 server { No such virtual server "" } # server Using Post-Auth-Type Reject No such virtual server ""
if i comment the line with # FreeRADIUS-Client-Virtual-Server = "%{sql: SELECT server FROM nas WHERE nasname = '%{Packet-Src-IP-Address}'}"
freeradius lookups the default server but it is not whot i want.
What does that mean? If you have a NULL field in the "server" column, it means "use the default server". But here you say using the default server isn't what you want. Which one is true?
i have found a dirty hack how to solve this problem:
i have basicly created a file default-default file in /etc/sites-enabled/ and it countains:
server default-default { $INCLUDE ${confdir}/sites-available/default }
DON'T DO THAT. It's wrong. It's broken. It's not needed.
and when i type default-default in sql collumn server, my authentication requests goes to default server.
maybe i am doing something worong. i could not find any info how to refer to default virtual server in sql.
Yes, you're doing something wrong. This is documented. Lots. The examples work. Use them. Even after 10+ years of doing this, I'm still amazed at the amount of effort people put into breaking the server. Alan DeKok.