Since upgrading FR to 2.1.7 from 2.1.3 and 2.1.1 on our 2 servers there's been an issue with our proxy pool.
There are three servers in the auth and acct pools, but unless I comment two of them out (as below) I receive a 'Request Denied' message back in response to the first access-request packet that is proxied to one of the auth servers.
Is this a bug in 2.1.7, or is there a difference in configuration file format between the versions?
# POOL Server config...
pool_config { test_username = 'test-user@remote-realm.com' test_password = '***************' secret0 = '***************' secret1 = '***************' secret2 = '***************' }
realm pool { nostrip auth_pool = pool_auth acct_pool = pool_acct }
# Server Pools server_pool pool_auth { type = client-port-balance # home_server = pool0 home_server = pool1 # home_server = pool2 }
server_pool pool_acct { type = client-port-balance # home_server = pool0 home_server = pool1 # home_server = pool2 }
home_server pool0 { status_check = request username = ${pool_config.test_username} password = ${pool_config.test_password} ipaddr = server0.net secret = ${pool_config.secret0} port = 1812 type = auth+acct }
home_server pool1 { status_check = request username = ${pool_config.test_username} password = ${pool_config.test_password} ipaddr = server1.net secret = ${pool_config.secret1} port = 1812 type = auth+acct }
home_server pool2 { status_check = request username = ${pool_config.test_username} password = ${pool_config.test_password} ipaddr = server2.net secret = ${pool_config.secret2} port = 1812 type = auth+acct }
Start the server in debug mode. You will see how does home server configuration resolve and is something not as expected. Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP
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