(RADIATOR) Radiator Log showing "No such user.

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Ronan -

As usual, the only to tell is to look at a trace 4 debug from Radiator in 
conjunction with the configuration file (no secrets). If you send them to me 
I will take a look.

regards

Hugh


On Fri, 25 Jan 2002 13:24, Ronan Eckelberry wrote:
> For some reason Radiator is denying random customers access at
> random times.  It is logging the reason as "No such user".  It will
> usually only do this once, but I have seen it do it a few times.  The
> user does exist in the database.  I will try to log in with the un/pw
> and get rejected, only to try again seconds or minutes later and be let
> in.  The user is not listed in the RADONLINE table, nor are they listed
> as inactive.  Has anyone else had this happen before?  Does anyone have
> any suggestions?  It seems kind of weird.
>
> 	The only thing that I can see in the logs are "Duplicate
> Requests" from the NASs sometimes and sometimes Radiator will die, but
> INETD restarts it as soon as it receives a request.
>
> 	Any suggestions would be more than helpful.
>
> Thanks all,
>
> -Ronan
>
> Ronan Eckelberry
> ronan at gowebco.com
> Network/Systems Engineer
> Webco Solutions, Inc
> (352)746-2500
> www.webcosolutions.com
>
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