RADZAP

[Geoffrey Cauchi]

Thanks fr your suggestions.  However, if you run radwho -r the exact port
number is shown and then, using radzap yo.u can delete the user

Thanks
Geoffrey

-----Original Message-----
From: cistron-radius-admin@lists.cistron.nl
[mailto:cistron-radius-admin@lists.cistron.nl]On Behalf Of Simon Byrnand
Sent: 31 August 2001 22:34
To: cistron-radius@lists.cistron.nl
Subject: Re: RADZAP


At 05:24 PM 31/08/01 +0200, Geoffrey Cauchi wrote:
>Hello
>
>I have a question regarding radzap.  When you use radwho to get the users
>online, as listed in the radutmp file, you get something as follows
>
>user1                    PPP   >999 Fri 17:16 nas1      192.168.10.2
>user2                    PPP   >999 Fri 09:18 nas1      192.168.10.5
>user3                    PPP   >999 Fri 14:36 nas1      192.168.10.10
>user4                    PPP   >999 Fri 09:51 nas1      192.168.10.23
>
>As can be seen, the port is listed as >999  This is true since these are
>ADSL users having the porton which they connect >999.  However the radzap
>program does not allow you to remove the entry from this file:
>
>radzap nas1 >999 user1
>
>No error is reported BUT the user still appears in the file when you
execute
>radwho!!
>
>Any idea about this problem??

Yes,

The > is interpretted as a shell redirection character. But thats not your
only problem, you do have to specify the correct port number, not just
>999. By default there isnt enough room to show it. But if you run radwho
with the -n option (which hides full names) it should display the full port
number.

Regards,
Simon



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