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Make radius timeout value persistent across updates

I use an external radius authentication that takes longer than the default 3 seconds to send, receive, and pass OK. I usually have that set to 30 in the config file (AUAconfig.pm?). Not lately, but in the past, updates might reset that value to 3 and I forget to check sometimes. Is there a way to make that change persistent? I could not find a cc command that matched.

I am using UTM Home 9.355-1 (latest).

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BAlfson over 9 years ago

Interesting, Darrell - where is the config file for RADIUS?

Cheers - Bob
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darrellr over 9 years ago in reply to BAlfson

It is the radius timeout entry in /var/aua/AuaConfig.pm:

# Wait timeouts
#
our $handle_client_timeout   = 5;
our $shutdown_client_timeout = 2;
our $radius_timeout          = 30;
our $tacacs_timeout          = 30;
our $ldap_connection_timeout = 10;
our $ldap_search_timeout     = 10;
our $ldap_bind_timeout       = 10;

It is the radius_timeout I have changed from 3 to 30. It has been a while since it was an issue, but I would typically not notice until I could not authenticate remotely (home user) :).

Sorry for the slow reply.
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BAlfson over 9 years ago in reply to darrellr

Thanks, Darrell - great contribution!

I tried this and found that the file name ends with a .pm instead of .pem so I edited your post to correct that.

Cheers - Bob
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darrellr over 9 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Thanks Bob. Sorry I missed that, too much certificate work lately I guess...
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darrellr over 9 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Thanks Bob. Sorry I missed that, too much certificate work lately I guess...
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