mysql radacct table no query

[Jan Mulders]

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 at 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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