Perhaps you will find a decent work around otherwise, but, about the problem
with "Netcents"...
I do not know this software, however, I will assume that it will provide
what you are looking for, if you get it to install !!!
soooo...
...if Netcents is supposed to work on your platform, get the thing to
function.
I understand your freshness to UNIX and how an installation error could make
you look elsewhere for a solution, but don't despair !
I am not a BSD user (graced in Solaris, SCO, NCR/ATT), but if you could
provide a bit more information about the installation error, I would like to
help you resolve that problem. Even if you find a better solution without
Netcents, resolving that installation problem will no doubt increase your
proficiency with UNIX.
bounce me back if you have time to dig this out (jstocks@erols.com)
...still pondering the better of two evils, women(replace with other gender
as needed) or computers....
- stocks
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Coleman <stevec@mtinter.net>
To: portmaster-users@livingston.com <portmaster-users@livingston.com>
Date: Thursday, February 11, 1999 3:47 PM
Subject: (PM) Help w PM3/Unix/Radius
>I'm using PM3's with Radius. The Radius is on a BSDI Unix box and it
>uses the Unix passwd file.
>I'm just learning Unix and need a little help.
>
>I need some kind of billing software that will work with this setup(I
>tried Netcents, it would not install, something about not being able to
>lock ports).
>I'd also like to have users be able to check their online time. The page
>we have now doesn't work with the PM3 users.
>I've seen some of the cgi files that I could probably use for parsing
>the Radius log, etc but I'm not completely sure how to use them.
>Can anyone help?
>
>Steve
>
>
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