+++ /dev/null
-/* Default Database File Names */
-
-#define RADIUS_DIR RADDBDIR
-#define RADACCT_DIR RADIR
-#define RADLOG_DIR LOGDIR
-
-#define RADIUS_DICTIONARY "dictionary"
-#define RADIUS_CLIENTS "clients"
-#define RADIUS_NASLIST "naslist"
-#define RADIUS_REALMS "realms"
-
-#define RADUTMP LOGDIR "/radutmp"
-#define SRADUTMP LOGDIR "/sradutmp"
-#define RADWTMP LOGDIR "/radwtmp"
-#define SRADWTMP LOGDIR "/sradwtmp"
-
-/* Hack for funky ascend ports on MAX 4048 (and probably others)
- The "NAS-Port-Id" value is "xyyzz" where "x" = 1 for digital, 2 for analog;
- "yy" = line number (1 for first PRI/T1/E1, 2 for second, so on);
- "zz" = channel number (on the PRI or Channelized T1/E1).
- This should work with normal terminal servers, unless you have a TS with
- more than 9999 ports ;^).
- The "ASCEND_CHANNELS_PER_LINE" is the number of channels for each line into
- the unit. For my US/PRI that's 23. A US/T1 would be 24, and a
- European E1 would be 30 (I think ... never had one ;^).
- This will NOT change the "NAS-Port-Id" reported in the detail log. This
- is simply to fix the dynamic IP assignments a la Cistron.
- You can change the default of 23 with an argument to ./configure.
- WARNING: This hack works for me, but I only have one PRI!!! I've not
- tested it on 2 or more (or with models other than the Max 4048)
- Use at your own risk!
- -- dgreer@austintx.com
-*/
-#ifdef ASCEND_PORT_HACK
-# ifndef ASCEND_CHANNELS_PER_LINE
-# define ASCEND_CHANNELS_PER_LINE 23
-# endif
-#endif