you should be putting it in radcheck, so it's checked when you log in. radacct is used to store accounting information (like session times etc :)) Hope this helps, Jan Mulders On 29/09/06, Collen Blijenberg <collen@mail.hermanjordan.nl> wrote:

Hmm, i was testing the mysql backend with freeradius 1.1.3. looks good at first glance, but i bumped into something essential (for us that is).

We like to link MAC addresses with the user account's.

what did i do: I added a user in table radcheck. worked!

next step, added same user in table: radacct.

username:gebruiker CalledStationId: 00166f980e79

did not work!

I change the MAC address to a wrong one, and i still get in.?? also in debug (radiusd -X) no radacct query is done?, so no attribute checkings are done !!??

So my question is, how can i make the attributes work with the mysql backend.. are we missing some mysql queries in the sql.conf ??

(btw, this all did worked with the 'users' file from freeradius)

Cheers

Collen

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