30 Nov
2012
30 Nov
'12
8:32 p.m.
amanda edades wrote:
I am able to run the script correctly in the authorize section, but when calling it from the accounting section, it does not grab the value, and just designates the cap as 0, causing all future comparisons to conclude the user is over the cap.
Accounting is not authorization. You are populating the attribute in the authorize section via an SQL query, when the server gets an Access-Request. You need to do the same thing for the accounting section.
How do I reference radgroupcheck from the accounting section of my Perl script to pull these values?
You can list "sql.authorize" in the "accounting" section. Alan DeKok.