On Sat, 29 May 2004, Peter Curran wrote:

> I haven't done that bit yet, but what I plan to do is send back a value
> when authentication succeeds that will represent a max number of
> minutes.  When the database entry for the particular IP is written, I
> plan to set the hard timeout with that value rather than the value taken
> from the GUI.
>
> If the user logs out earlier then that is caught by the inactivity
> timeout.  Whenever an accounting STOP is received the RADIUS server goes
> off and changes the 'minutes left' value in the database.

this would mean modifications to the RADIUS server as well, wouldn't it ?

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