(RADIATOR) FailureBackoffTime within <AuthBy SQLRADIUS>

[Claudio Lapidus]

Hello Hugh

You wrote:

>The FailureBackoffTime parameter is not useful in the context of an AuthBy 
>SQLRADIUS clause, because the "Host" objects are only instanciated for very 
>brief periods of time (until the request is forwarded), and new "Host" 
>objects are created for every request (or timeout). In other words, because 
>the "Host" object is not persistent, it is not possible to keep any state, 
>such as FailureBackoffTime, regarding the object.

So, does this mean that FailureBackOffTime needs to be defined globally for 
the whole AuthBy? Or how does it handle remote's failures? Doesn't it 
maintain state for outstanding requests? (i.e. proxied Access-Requests still 
not answered by the remote)

regards
cl.


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