Santiago Balaguer García wrote:
The answer is not totally correct. Because a microcuts in the connectibity of hotspot cause that hotspot re-sends the acct request.
No, because then the Acct-Session-Id would remain the same.
In that case, you have to desactivate: - accounting_start_query_alt - accounting_stop_query_alt
No. Re-read the original post. The Acct-Session-Id is different, hence 2 sessions are being inserted into SQL, but no Accounting-Stop ever gets send for the 1st. The NAS is misbehaving.
Maybe It can cause that some requests do not register, and it is a risk that you must accept.
Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2008 01:36:54 +0000 From: p.mayers@imperial.ac.uk To: freeradius-users@lists.freeradius.org Subject: Re: 1.1.7 and rlm_sql_mysql duplicated query
So when the user logs I have two queries inserting similar data with different sessions ids:
47B7691A2F4300 and 47B7691A2F4301
I would really appreciate some guidance from this point on as I'm pretty much out of ideas.
Your NAS is broken / misbehaving. It sends the Acct-Session-Id and it's sending two. Consult your NAS documentation for possible reasons (e.g. some Cisco NAS send accounting sessions for the PPP LCP and IPCP layers - this can be disabled) or open a bug with the vendor.
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