bug in AddressAllocatorSQL.pm Patch? (was Fwd: (RADIATOR) AuthBy DYNADDRESS problem)
Johann Vincent Paul U. Tagle
tagle.ju at 100.ph
Wed May 30 22:52:36 CDT 2001
Hi. This is a follow-up on the error I encountered with AuthBY DYNAADDRESS
(shown below). I suspect a bug in the AddressAllocatorSQL.pm starting with
the one included in patches-2.17.1. To eliminate the possibility that it
is my custom AuthBy module that causes the problem, I tried a simpler
config file (attached zip includes both config file and trace 4 log) which
is based on the addressallocator.cfg and radmin.cfg supplied in the goodies
directory.
I do the following test:
1. Startup both primary and secondary MySQL database
2. Start Radiator
3. Attempt authentication using radpwtst -> success
4. Shutdown primary MySQL database
5. Attempt authentication using radpwtst -> failed (same error as below)
I also tried Radiator-2.18 and it also failed. What worked is
Radiator-2.17.1 using the original AddressAllocatorSQL.pm. I would
therefore like to ask regarding the potential race condition the
patches.README of patches-2.17.1 described regarding the original
module. If my second Radiator server is just a backup and is not used
unless the first server timeouts, will we encounter a problem?
Thanks.
Johann
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>From: tagle.ju at 100.ph (Johann Vincent Paul U. Tagle)
>Subject: (RADIATOR) AuthBy DYNADDRESS problem
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>Hi. We're using Radiator 2.17.1 with MySQL. I encountered an error using
>AuthBy DYNADDRESS:
>
>The logfile (trace 4) shows:
>
>Sat May 26 23:58:26 2001: ERR: do failed for 'update RADPOOL set STATE=1,
>TIME_STAMP=990892706,
>EXPIRY=990919371, USERNAME= where YIADDR='64.94.97.141' and TIME_STAMP
>=988339515': You have an error in your SQL syntax near 'where
>YIADDR='64.94.97.141' and TIME_STAMP =988339515' at line 2
>
>Take note that the USERNAME field does not have any value assigned. The
>above repeats so many times and then is followed by:
>
>Sat May 26 23:58:26 2001: INFO: Access rejected for <username>: Too many
>simultaneous address requests
>
>(I deleted the actual <username> from above) I take it that Radiator
>concludes of a too many simultaneous address requests because of the SQL
>syntax. This did not happen before when we were in testing phase. Also,
>I only had to restart Radiator to fix it. What could have caused the problem?
>
>Thanks.
>
>Johann Tagle
>
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