Vidar Hatlemark wrote:

I see, so no extra config is needed to route the accounting info from the file it now uses into the mysql radacct table?

As I said, the "sql" module is referenced in raddb/sites-available/default. You need to READ it, and uncomment all of the references to SQL. This includes the references in the "accounting" section.

Since I got the radacct log files I guess I'm sending it wrong? (file instead of sql, even though it reads the sql?)

What I said was that the server is NOT receiving accounting requests.

Or am I supposed to both get that file with access request AND when the clients sends back the accounting packets then it will fill out the radacct table?

What I said was that the radacct packets get populated when the server receives accounting requests.

I'm asking so detailed because I expected pfSense to behave and send the accounting packets right. I guess it doesn't since radacct is still empty.

Exactly. Read the pfSense documentation to see if it supports accounting packets.

And in the schema.sql header it says : myslq -uroot -prootpass radius < db_mysql.sql

That's a typo. It's been fixed.

So, when I log into the Captive Portal in pfSense using the user in my radius mysql table and the radacct tables doesn't get populatet - that's supposed to be a fault from pfSense?

That's what I'm trying to tell you. Please believe me, and stop asking the same question again. The answer won't change.

Sinse it only gives back the authentication packets logged in the radacct file...

No. It's NOT logging to the "radacct" file. Go back and read the debug output again. Alan DeKok.