2006/11/20, Alan DeKok <aland@deployingradius.com>:
And "radiusd -X" says...?
"radiusd -X" says the following (missed this one at first): rml_sql (sql): Processing sql_postauth radius_xlat: modcall[post-auth]: modulte "sql" returns fail for request 0 I do have "sql" enabled in the post-auth section of <radiusd.conf> (and not in the authorization section). I use the default postauth_query in the <sql.conf>. So I guess the problem is that radpostauth table of the radius database does not accept NULL values. Blank usernames are accepted when I disable "sql" in the post-auth section. So, another question: should it be safe to change the provided radius database schema and make the radpostauth tables accept NULL values for the user field? By the way, I use MySQL 5.0.26. Marat Rysbekov.