Hi everyone! Thank your for your answers... Alan, Patric has totally right. I've set the reject_delay to "0" and the result was the same. I really don't want to touch to the source code and I am sure we can find another way 1) if there is a server timeout, is it assumed as an Access-reject (or does the user will be given access ?) 2) for instance, executing a script from another language which exit 2 from PHP...I tried it with a sh script and it does not work 3) If I reply with a Session-Timeout := 0...may be it will be the same effect (I know it is not clean but I have no other choice 4) If the previous solutions do not work, I will probably have to change the code...so Patric, I think the name of the file has changed: it is rlm_exec.c instead of exec.c. Also, After compiling it, could you give some hints to uninstall the previous version and to install the new version properly. Thank you for your comprehension. Khalid
Hi,
I have put exit(2) but as Patric said, freeradius thinks that the script
failed and does not respond to the access-request. In the client side, there is a server time out...I don't know if that server time out is assumed as an Access-Reject?
No it does not assume an access-reject - it registers it as no response, which is undesirable.
As Alan said : "It delays the Access-Reject. See the debug output." I tried setting "reject_delay = 0" in the radius.conf but that did not help.
May be the problem comes from PHP and I could use the UNIX system() function send back the code 2.
I believe that this specific scenario only occurs with PHP as I said before, because of the way it sends its status codes (in the exit call). I don't know how else to do it, which is why I changed the code for my use...
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