(RADIATOR) Request Attributes using PacketTrace
Steve Lalonde
steve at enta.net
Sun Jun 15 04:46:15 CDT 2008
Hi
I'm using PacketTrace to help debug my radius config, I'm getting all
the reply attributes but none of the request attributes. Only way I
can see the request attributes is to run the whole config at trace 4
but that hurts at 15 requests a second :( the handler I'm working on
only gets 1 request every 5 mins.
So question is where do I put the PacketTrace to see the request
attributes for just this handler?
I have tried in the client section but no luck.
Only thing I can think of is to proxy the request to a spare server
but thats not really a solution when debugging a single customer
problem.
I can do it with monitor but trace 4 even with trace_username is
logging every sql query for the entire server. I could edit SqlDb.pm
and turn that off but then I cant see the queries for the debugging. I
would also have to get lucky with the trace_username as there are 400
users on the handler I'm trying to work on.
Any ideas?
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Steve Lalonde RTFM
Chief Technical Officer
Entanet International Ltd
http://www.enta.net/
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