'Idle-Timeout' and the 'Acct-Session-Time' argument

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2008/2/24, YvesDM <ydmlog at gmail.com>:
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> On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 2:59 PM, Ivan Kalik <tnt at kalik.net> wrote:
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> > >'Idle-Timeout' timeout is an argument in Radius. Chillispot use this
> > >radius argument.
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> > Yes.
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> > >I think freeradius configuration can update automatically the
> > >Acct-Session-Time argument if it see a user is IDLE.
> > >What do you think about this?
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> > No. Chillispot does the accounting and sends data to freeradius. Radius
> > server has no idea about whether the user is connected or not. It is up
> > to the NAS to send that information to it. If Chillispot disconnects the
> > user and doesn't send accounting Stop packet to freeradius the session
> > in radius database will remain open. As far as I can see that's how you
> > set up the Chillispot - disconnect the session only on clicking the
> > logout link. Set up Chillispot properly.
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> > Ivan Kalik
> > Kalik Informatika ISP
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> Yes, and a correct functioning chillispot definitely sends an accounting
> stop packet when idle-timeout is reached and user gets logged out.
> I got idle-timeout in radgroupreply too,  and as soon as chillispot reaches
> the idle-timeout for a user the user gets disconnected (by chillispot) and
> the accounting session is closed in radacct. In acctTerminateCause you
> should find idle-timeout as termination cause in this scenario. This is
> standard behaviour for chillispot in a correct setup. So I don't understand
> why this isn't working for the OP.
>  Sniff your network and see if an acctstop packet is sent by your chillispot
> when idle timeout is reached.
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> Kind regards
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> Y.
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Yes finally it works. I reinstall Chillispot + Freeradius and now when
a user is disconnected automatically, the session-time is updated.
Maybe an error in a config file.
Thank you all.

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