2017-09-29 16:56 GMT+02:00 Alan DeKok <aland@deployingradius.com>:
On Sep 29, 2017, at 10:50 AM, Ti Ti <tt91em@gmail.com> wrote:
I read it, my doubt is not on the counters themselves, but the way to refer them.
This has been explained in previous messages.
If I have the following in the policy.d I can't put check-nas-id both in auth and acct sections, but if I left only db1 in the if body, then I have to do another if statement in authorize to check for the nas-id and import the counters.
I think you're either not describing what you want, or you're not reading my messages.
Alan DeKok.
You said: "You will need to create multiple instances of the sql_counter module and then reference "dailycountertime_db2" as the module to run inside of the "if" block" Doing this I have to use 2 if statement in 2 different policy because in one I load db1 (to use in the accounting and session sections) and in the other I load the counters (ex dailycountertime_db2) to use in the auth section, logically is correct but you said that I wouldn't use 2 if statement to check the same nas-id.