Alan DeKok ha scritto:
Michele Petrazzo - Unipex wrote:
Hi list, I'm trying to install freeradius 2.0.4
Why? That's a very old version.
Because debian lenny use it. But I just replace it with a new version (2.1.8) found on lenny-backports.
on debian lenny and, after some googling, I'm arrived at the freeradius wiki (wiki.freeradius.org/SQL_HOWTO) that create me some headache...
<sigh> Could you suggest *more* places for us to add documentation? The main web page (freeradius.org), and the other documentation that is included with the server mentions the Wiki. Why search the net for information when you can read the documentation included with the software?
It's the "normal" procedure when install a new program. Install with apt-get install and go with google for look at docs. Normal I don't find complete docs and example directly on the program's web pages.
Starting from say that I don't know if this can be wiki or debian problems (since, like all known, debian make modifies into all sources), I report here some consideration about that wiki page. Starting saying that on my default configuration, I haven't found the "authorise {}" section, but only the authorize ones,
What does that mean?
On the SQL_HOWTO page: """ Your radiusd.conf should then look something like this: authorise { preprocess chap mschap .... """ and on my server: srv:/etc/freeradius# grep -D skip -R authorise * srv:/etc/freeradius# echo $? 1 Mean that, unless I'm completely wrong, that the word authorise have to be authorize.
the other chapter " Populating SQL", refer a table that doesn't exist on the schema.sql. I'm speaking about usergroup.
The schemas are in raddb/sql/*/dialup.conf. This is documented in raddb/sql.conf.
On the various dialup or schema.sql I found references for "radusergroup" and not for usergroup
A part of ask someone if can modify that page, my question is if there is a guide to the parameters that I can set to the various sql tables present on the same page. (for example like that fro the operators)
The Wiki page you found has exactly this documentation. It explains how the tables are used.
Yes, looking better and reading all the page carefully, all the informations that I was looking for are there. Thanks, Michele