Not really. They wiil be able to open an account at noon and use 12 hours; then few minutes before noon of the next day connect again and use another 12 hours mostly past your 24 hour deadline. You want to add the Expiration attribute to the user profile at the time of the first login. You can use exec or perl script to do this at the time of every login (you need to run it every time but add attribute only if it is the first for that user). Or, simpler, run an outside program once a day setting it for new starters. Put also Max-All-Session=86400 at the time of the account opening (you don't need that if you are running a script at every login). Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP Dana 10/8/2007, "Evert Meulie" <evert@witelcom.com> piše:
Hi all!
I have a system here that's based on freeradius-1.0.2-r5 (Gentoo distro) and we're having some problem with 24hour access cards.
With these I mean logins that will give a user access for a period of max. 24 hours from first login. Should be able to be over a period of 2 days. For example
first login: 3pm day 1 2nd login: 1pm day 2 should be allowed
I've been looking at http://wiki.freeradius.org/Rlm_sqlcounter and see that Max-Daily-Session=86400 will NOT do the trick, since this will allow 24 hours of access PER day Max-All-Session=86400 will not work either, since this will allow a total of 24 hours of login time over an undefined period.
How do I get the correct config for my situation? Do I set BOTH Max-Daily-Session & Max-All-Session to 86400 in my case to get the correct result?
Regards, Evert
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