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Framed-IPv6-Route is the IPv6 counterpart of Framed-Route. It's only
used for defining routes to be added locally by accel-ppp. Routes that
should be announced to the peer using Router Advertisements should be
defined in the Route-IPv6-Information attribute (but that's currently
not implemented).
Framed-IPv6-Route format is:
<network in CIDR notation> [<gateway IPv6 address> [<route metric>]]
The gateway address and the route metric are optionals, but the metric
can only be set if a gateway address is given. One can use the
unspecified address '::' to define a route with no gateway and a
non-default route metric.
When no gateway address is defined, the session's network interface is
used directly.
Signed-off-by: Guillaume Nault <g.nault@alphalink.fr>
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Let an optional route priority (aka metric) be defined in RADIUS
Framed-Route attributes.
The priority is an integer placed at the end of the route string. This
is backward compatible with the previous format and also conforms with
the recommended format defined by RFC 2865 (although we don't allow
multiple metrics).
Framed-Route format is:
<network> [<gateway> [<priority>]]
For example, 'Framed-Route = "192.0.2.0/24 203.0.113.1 8"' will let
the following route be installed (assuming 203.0.113.1 is routed
through eth0):
$ ip route show
[...]
192.0.2.0/24 via 203.0.113.1 dev eth0 metric 8
It's possible to use the unspecified gateway (0.0.0.0) if one wants to
set a priority without specifying a gateway address.
Finally, route deletion now also takes the priority into account, in
order to avoid removing a different route accidentally.
Signed-off-by: Guillaume Nault <g.nault@alphalink.fr>
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to get radius object use session:module("radius") function
radius object provides flollowing functions:
radius:attrs() - returns array of attributes {"name" = NAME, "vendor" = VENDOR|nil}
radius:attr(name[,vendor]) - returns value of attribute (may return multiple results)
Example:
function ip_up(ses)
rad = ses:module("radius")
attrs = rad:attrs()
if attrs then
print("attrs:")
for _,a in pairs(attrs) do
io.write("\t")
if a.vendor then io.write(a.vendor..":") end
io.write(a.name.."=")
print(rad:attr(a.name, a.vendor))
end
end
end
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1 - is high priority queue for Access-Request and Account-Request(Start)
2 - is low priority queue for Account-Request(Alive) and Account-Request(Stop)
This patch intended to prioritize sessions connecting requests over disconnects and interim updates.
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Framed-Route has following syntax: Framed-Route=address[/mask] [gateway]
If gateway is not specified then route would be attached to session interface.
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and Session-Timeout attributes
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Before this patch any single fail (no responce for max_try requests) caused radius server to enter "fail" state,
which may be unwanted behaviour, because radius may not respond for interim Accounting-Request by some reasons.
This patch introduces "max-fail" option which specifies number of unreplied requests in a row after which server enters into "fail" state.
(Actual only for multi-server configurations)
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This patch gets rid of synchronuos style of authentication/accounting.
Synchronous style of authentication/accounting produced sleeping threads
which becomes a problem when lots of sessions started/stopped and all they want authorization/accounting.
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If specified then accel-ppp will send tunnel type as string (pppoe,pptp,l2tp,ipoe).
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New options are applied to server option as server=...[,weight=x][,backup]
Weight is used for multi-server configurations (larger weight takes more users).
Backup is used to mark backup server f.e. server which will be used only if all other servers are failed.
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Acct-Status-Type=Accounting-On on startup and Acct-Status-Type=Accounting-Off on shutdown
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project without RADIUS to switch to chap-secrets)
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