(RADIATOR) Time check item

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Anton -

As mentioned previously, the answer depends on what else you are doing 
in your configuration file and how you are going to recognise and 
process the radius requests. You can use Handlers or cascaded AuthBy 
clauses, it depends on what else is required.

Please outline your requirements in more detail and I will try to make 
a sensible suggestion.

regards

Hugh


On Thursday, Jan 16, 2003, at 18:18 Australia/Melbourne, Anton Krall 
wrote:

> If I needed to hard code the check into the authby so that the user
> record (SQL) would only have username and pw?
>
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> %Hello Anton -
> %
> %A check item usually goes in a user record.
> %
> %Ie:
> %
> %someuser  Password = xxxxxxx, Time = "Wk0000-0800"
> %	......
> %
> %There are other possibilities depending on what else you are doing in
> %your configuration file.
> %
> %regards
> %
> %Hugh
> %
> %
> %On Thursday, Jan 16, 2003, at 16:19 Australia/Melbourne, Anton Krall
> %wrote:
> %
> %> Guys.. I trying to make 2 AuthBy SQL.. one is a standard one and the
> %> other is for a dialup plan called Nightly
> %>
> %> The 2nd one has to have a check item: Time = "Wk0000-0800"
> %>
> %> Thing is... where do I put the check item? I forgot :((((
> %>
> %> Thx for the help.
> %>
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