use existing sql table for user-password

[Oguzhan Kayhan]

Hello,
I just solved it with sql trigger.
When a new user is created on other table, same user/password is inserted in 
radcheck table with auth-Type and other static variables.
If password change occurs in other table, it updates radcheck table password 
field too.

Thank you all for help.




On Thursday, December 02, 2010 04:52:01 pm Brian Candler wrote:
> > > But for radcheck, i need to add attribute and value fields as i see.
> > > How can i check just username and password from one table, and check
> > > other attributes (AuthType etc) from another??
> > > 
> >   Write an SQL function.
> 
> Or use the group functionality. That is, use
> 
>   authorize_check_query
>   authorize_reply_query
> 
> to get the password, and
> 
>   group_membership_query
>   authorize_group_check_query
>   authorize_group_reply_query
> 
> to get the attributes from another table. In group_membership_query you map
> the username to some other key, but you can just map it to the username
> again if you wish.
> 
> But if this is MySQL, as Alan says it may be easier (and is certainly more
> flexible) to put your logic into stored procedures. Then use
> 
>   authorize_check_query = "call getCheck('%{User-Name}');"
>   authorize_reply_query = "call getReply('%{User-Name}');"
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Brian.