"Mark Supersonik" <marcsupersonic@hotmail.com> wrote:
Please, look at the fact that we speak about DOMAINS quota, but not users quota.
That doesn't really matter. You made it clear you're trying to cancel the proxy decision AFTER you made it. That's what's causing the problem. My comments were trying to get you to NOT make the proxy decision in the first place.
The roaming users are authenticated by the authserv oh his domain (WISP). So, apart from the users quota (which doesn't affect us because the remote authserv does this work for us), there is a WISP quota, WISPs prepay to proxy a volume of resources, and we, the setlement part (proxy), must detemrine if before all want to permite this authorization
That changes nothing of what I said. My solution still applies. My solution was based on general design principles, not on knowing the detail of who has what quota. As a result, my solution works in many situations, whereas other solutions may not. Alan DeKok.