RE: Rule for don't log specific user session.

11 Mar 2008

      With this it wouldn't be that hard to separate the information for a
specific subscriber or group into a separate log file would it.

Assuming that the two log options are appropriately configured:

Fr 2.x
if( User-Name != "test-user" { 
# will (Group-Name != 'test-group" ) { work?
	User_log
}
else {
	Test_log
}

Or FR 1.x

preacct {
   files
}
accounting {
   Acct-Type SQL-LOG {
     User_log
   }
   Acct-Type TEST-LOG {
	Test_log
   }
}

...then in "acct_users":

Test-user	Acct-Type := TEST-LOG
		Fall-Through = No

DEFAULT	Acct-Type := SQL-LOG

Is there an equivalent way to do this using sql? Ie radreply/radgroupreply?
Also, will this take care of both accounting log info and authentication log
info?

Ben Wiechman
Network Admin
Wisper High Speed Internet
ben@wisper-wireless.com
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-----Original Message-----
From: freeradius-users-bounces+ben=wisper-
wireless.com@lists.freeradius.org [mailto:freeradius-users-
bounces+ben=wisper-wireless.com@lists.freeradius.org] On Behalf Of Phil
Mayers
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 6:13 AM
To: FreeRadius users mailing list
Subject: Re: Rule for don't log specific user session.
Vincent Magnin wrote:
...
Hello Rafael,
It should be possible in Freeradius 2 and using unlang language:
if (User-Name != "test-user") {
   sql_log
}
In previous versions, you can use Acct-Type:
preacct {
   files
}
accounting {
   Acct-Type SQL-LOG {
     sqllog
   }
}
...then in "acct_users":
nagios	....
  Fall-Through = Np
DEFAULT	Acct-Type := SQL-LOG
...
Regards,
Vincent M.
Rafael Medici <rafael.medici@vexcorp.com> a écrit :
...
Hello,
Is there a way to don't log nothing for a specific user, creating a
rule in sql_log?
You will probably ask me why!
Because i have a plugin running on nagios, that checks for
authentication with a specific user ex: "testuser" every 5 minutes,
and at the end of the day my database grows with useless information.
We are a global hotspot provider, so this check running on nagios is
performed in 10.000 hotspots, to test for authentication, so you could
imagine that this "testuser" generates infinite registers.
I think put some kind of trigger to do that, will probably slow down
my server performance, because we have a huge users database.
I'm running freeradius(1.1.7) + postgre.
Regards,
Rafael Medici
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