Re: [Help-gnu-radius] Help: Login-Time

[Sergey Poznyakoff]

> I'm using Login-Time in users file:
> xxx             Auth-Type = Local,
>                    Password = "test",
>                    Login-Time = "Any800-Any1000",
[...]
> but this rule doesn't work.

Your login time specification is incorrect. The Login-Time attribute
takes usual UUCP-like specification of time. In your case it will be

      Login-Time = "Al0800-Al1000"

For more information, see accompanying documentation, node
'Attribute Index' -> 'Login-Time', or visit

   http://www.gnu.org/software/radius/manual/html_node/radius_186.html#SEC189

> How to use groups for different users? 

In the simplest case:

DEFAULT Group = "a",
              Auth-Type = System
        Service-Type = Authenticate-Only

DEFAULT Group = "b",
              Auth-Type = SQL
        Service-Type = Framed-User

In this example, all users belonging to group "a" will be
authenticated using system password database and will get service
type Authenticate-Only. Users belonging to group "b" will be
authenticated against SQL, and will get Framed-User service.

User "belongs" to the group "x" if one of the following conditions
is met (in the order listed):

 1) The group name "x" is a member of the group list returned by
    group_query SQL query (this is defined in raddb/sqlserver).

 2) User is listed as a member of the group in the system user
    database, i.e. either in /etc/passwd or in /etc/group. This
    is useful for System authentication type.

Regards,
Sergey