On Jul 20, 2025, at 2:40 PM, Rodrigo Prieto <rodrigoprieto2019@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks Alan for replying. I did the test using: eapol_test -r 1 -a 127.0.0.1 -c ap.conf -s testing123 and it appears that the session is reused. It works correctly with persistdir. (18) eap_tls: Peer requested cached session: 8a6b359de164537d987b6c6bb03d83fdaff91bda8ebbbd63f6a004b69aedc768
I'm trying to use Redis and the keys are being written to the server, but I'm getting the following error when using EAP-TLS. If I use TTLS-PAP, the session is cached properly.
There shouldn't be many differences between TLS and TTLS-PAP for caching.
rlm_redis (redis): executing the query: "GET 0x5b188250715704e4588e1362c66ab9ac4d9ee54d3dd6879b080f3511c9a0112f" (0) rlm_redis (redis): Can't write result, insufficient space or unsupported result
Hmm... what's likely happening here is that the session data is larger than 8K. And there are many buffers in v3 which are hard-coded to being 8K in length. I've updated v3.2.x to have a clearer message, but that won't address the issue. This issue is fixed in v4, but we'll take a look at seeing what we can do for v3. Alan DeKok.