OK,

I was using 2.0.0 pre1, so decided to go back to 1.1.7.

I have attached the output of radiusd -X.

From this output, I can see the radius server is reading the NAS table in my MySQL database on startup, but not again after that.

The order of events:

I started radiusd -X with the entry for my windows PC (running ntradping), and sent an authorisation request which was successful. (Well failed, but I got a response).

I then removed the entry for my NAS from the SQL database, and sent another authorisation request which was again successful when I expected freeradius to ignore my request.

Is this correct behaviour or am I doing something wrong? - My goal is to have the NAS table updated in real time by the use of my SQL database.

Kindest regards,
Paul.

On 7/28/07, Paul Lambert <paul.lambert@gmail.com> wrote:
Ram, ty for the response,

It doesn't seem to be having an effect until I restart the server.

I know I have set this up in the past with no issues, is there anything obvious I could be missing?

I will take a look again and if I am still having problems post the server debug etc.

Paul.



On 7/27/07, ram < talk2ram@gmail.com > wrote:


On 7/27/07, Paul Lambert < paul.lambert@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,

I think I might be being a little dense but when I add a NAS to my SQL database, it doesn't appear to be enabled until I restart my radius server.

Is there a way to automatically activate a new NAS device that I add to the SQL database?
 
 
NAS adding should be realtime i belive
 
i dont think you need to restart radius for that
 
ram


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