VOULCHERS RECHARGE ITSELF AFETR USE
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You can push it through some bounty if you want.
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We are going to try this, hope some have something to test, thanks!!!
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am highly interested in knowing the final solution to this.
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It'll be added to the periodic backup of other files. http://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/1087
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Please test recent snapshot. Jim committed this.
http://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/1087
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Someone else reported a foreach error in the voucher code. I backed mine out because Ermal already had code to do that. He committed a few fixes to his code and it was supposed to be working, but may still have a couple bugs.
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i think i was able to figure out the problem, the voucher save interval is by default 300 mins, which make it impossible for the pf sense to save the current minutes the clients have used if the pf is not up for 300mins so setting the time to something like 3 or 4 mins will save the voucher used time 4 mins after the client logged in, even if ur pf reboots after 10mins the time will still continue from were it stooped, for example a client bought 1hr and used 20mins and there is power outage the pf reboots, the time will continue from 40mins. but note that the time is continuous and non stop even if the clients logs out, is there anyway that can be corrected so that when the clinets logs out the time stops.
to make the change goto service: captive portal: voucher: (save interval) default 300 mins
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No the time is not continuous it will keep the time until you re-logon.
Please provide examples for this claim.
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i will send a screen shot of logged out voucher
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@ermal:
No the time is not continuous it will keep the time until you re-logon.
Please provide examples for this claim.
Does this mean you can stop the clock on vouchers to save time remaining? Unlike the experience of this poster? http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,31744.0.html
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Does this mean you can stop the clock on vouchers to save time remaining?
that's how it works, there are no other options (unless you're on embedded and power cycle the box before its save interval hits).
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hi there.
i am on pfSense 2.0-BETA5-pfSense (i386) still the same the voucher time does not stop even the user has logout.
A user with 30 minutes voucher time and logout after 10 minutes, when the user comes back after 20 minutes the account is already expired. It is supposed to be the user still can login because it has a 20 minutes remaining.
Hope this feature would be included in the next or future release.
regards,
sarhento
