Currently I'm using the mysql logging functions of FreeRADIUS and I'm logging two different things:
Dial-up customers that log in with just their username (username) DSL Customers that log in with user at domain (username@domain.com)
I'm wondering, how would I get it so that both log the same way, that is, just username, not the suffix @itol.com. Any advice would be great!
Are these the same users? For example bob is the same as bob@itol.com? Is that the only domain you serve? If so, use the hints file to automatically change the username for you. This was recommended by Alan a few days ago for a similar question on the list. in hints DEFAULT User-Name !~ ".*@" User-Name := "%{User-name}@itol.com" That will rewrite bob to bob@itol.com, if its doesn't contain an @. Then they could do either. However, if you plan on supporting more domains in the future, then I'd start getting them used to @domain now because it will be even more of a struggle if you need to make them start using it later. Plus with an @domain on the username you leave yourself open to more options with realms, proxying, etc.. I am close to finally converting everyone to use realms as our services and domains using radius have grown quite a bit. Having realms makes it a lot easier for us, especially that we now have a dozen ISPs running over our lines. Its been a struggle, especially getting marketing/customer service to let me do it. However, if you don't need realms and probably never will, that config entry will do exactly you need. -Dusty Doris