Hi all,
OpenSER supports (and can use) a mysql database to store various things including usernames/passwords, aliases, call forwarding, location, etc... I am curious why for accounting a Radius server has to be added into the mix. Given that most Radius implementations are just writing to mysql now anyways is there any way to bypass Radius and write the accounting data directly to mysql?
Thanks in advance, Max
Max Clark wrote:
Hi all,
OpenSER supports (and can use) a mysql database to store various things including usernames/passwords, aliases, call forwarding, location, etc... I am curious why for accounting a Radius server has to be added into the mix. Given that most Radius implementations are just writing to mysql now anyways is there any way to bypass Radius and write the accounting data directly to mysql?
You cann also do DB accounting. Just read the acc README and make sure that DB accounting is compiled (makefile of acc module) (by default it should be enabled).
regards klaus