Rejections

[Thibault Le Meur]

Jack D. Martin Jr. a écrit :
> I wasn't questioning your skills - trust me.  I have read many of your
> responses on the list, you helped me deploy my server without ever talking
> to me.  I am just looking for a solution.  Basically what I have is a
> billing solution that automatically suspends customers by scrambling their
> passwords.  When that happens - I don't want the customers to be rejected,
> but to be assigned to a different group.  Is that a better way of asking? 
> What I am looking for is to not reject people with bad passwords, but to
> assign them a particular IP pool.
>   
Then why don't you simply make your billing solution to put your users 
exceeding their quota to an Exceeded_Quota group (either in sql DB or in 
LDAp, or any backend).
Don't scramble their password.

This way an authenticated use belonging to the Exceeded_Quota group 
would be assigned a given IP_Pool, and those not in this group would be 
assigned another IP_Pool.

Does my answer make sense? (i admit I've not read the preceeding posts).

Thibault



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> Jack Martin
> Magic Wireless Internet Service Providers LLC
> P.O. Box 278
> 104 W. Main
> Oilton, OK 74052
> www.magicwisp.com
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>   
>> Jack D. Martin Jr. wrote:
>>     
>>> What about using a fall through? Could it be that the last option to
>>> auth, even if the password is incorrect - they get assigned to a
>>> particular group?
>>>       
>>   As I said:
>>
>>     
>>>>   The server can't turn a reject into an accept.  Doing so will require
>>>> source code patches.
>>>>         
>>   I wrote much of the server.  I *think* I know how it works.
>>
>>   Alan DeKok.
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