(RADIATOR) SQLRADIUS questions

[Sam Nilsson]

i am using authby sqlradius for our realms.
we sometimes have some shortlived network disruptions.

recently i did a tail on the radiator log and saw that a busy realm of
ours wasn't proxying. instead i saw errors indicating that a working
host couldn't be found.

reading the reference manual is confusing. it says that null values in
the database (i'm using the stock example version of the RADSQLRADIUS
table) are ignored. it also says in the authby RADIUS section that 
"FailureBackoffTime"
defaults to 0 indicating that hosts should always be regarded as working 
by default.

I noticed that FailureBackoffTime wasn't part of the example SQL 
statement for
authby SQL. Does this mean that it isn't supported in that module? How is it
decided that there are no working hosts if i haven't set a 
FailureBackoffTime?

Thanks
- Sam

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