Value is not a integer in policy max bytes

it's weird because we have configured like 10 Gb and 20 Gb policies at ISF without problems

and even a 10TB policy to be use with the splash only, and it's works

Jackson

That problem they have come from a 32 bits server, ours is a 64 bits, but if you enter a value higher than this 9223372036854775807, we have the same problem...

This field should be set as number instead of integer I guess, but we need to see what that does in the database, if the db also have this limitation.

Can't we use a double or a long?

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On 2011-04-28, at 21:42, gbastien <email address hidden> wrote:

> That problem they have come from a 32 bits server, ours is a 64 bits,
> but if you enter a value higher than this 9223372036854775807, we have
> the same problem...
>
> This field should be set as number instead of integer I guess, but we
> need to see what that does in the database, if the db also have this
> limitation.
>
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> Value is not a integer in policy max bytes

Erreur d'aiguillage Marc ;-)

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Le 2011-04-28 à 23:42, Marc Boivin a écrit :

> Can't we use a double or a long?
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On 2011-04-28, at 21:42, gbastien <email address hidden> wrote:
>
>> That problem they have come from a 32 bits server, ours is a 64 bits,
>> but if you enter a value higher than this 9223372036854775807, we have
>> the same problem...
>>
>> This field should be set as number instead of integer I guess, but we
>> need to see what that does in the database, if the db also have this
>> limitation.
>>
>> --
>> You received this bug notification because you are a member of
>> AllianceCsfDev, which is the registrant for AuthPuppy.
>> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/769993
>>
>> Title:
>> Value is not a integer in policy max bytes
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> Title:
> Value is not a integer in policy max bytes
>
> Status in AuthPuppy authentication server for Wifidog networks:
> New
>
> Bug description:
> When trying to set a maximum of 7gb of total consumption per user as a
> global policy I got "7516192768" is not an integer.
>
> 7,516,192,768 being: 7*1024*1024*1024 to get the total number of bytes
> as asked by the instruction: "Total number of bytes (upload and
> download) this identity is allowed to transfer."
>
> The weird thing is: Maximum value for a 32bits integer: 4,294,967,295
> Yet 2,147,483,648 won't work. In fact, when in GB anything above 1 (1,073,741,824) gets the error "is not an integer."
>
> URL:/policies/create
> Plugin: apConnectionPoliciesPlugin version: 0.1.3 (dev)
>

Released in apConnectionPolicies 0.1.3-alpha

Hmm - I've just come across this problem in my setup.

I was set previously at 2024000000 (can't remember why as it's not a 1024*1024*1024 multiple of 2!), but I wanted to increase it to 2.5GB. I tried 3221225472 (3GB*1024*1024*1024) and tried various other numbers but none apart from the number I already had in seemed to work.

I was running 0.1.5-alpha and tried updating the plugin to 0.1.6-alpha but it made no difference.

I'm still running AuthPuppy 0.1.0 beta as I haven't worked out how to preserve my existing member database on upgrade yet but wasn't sure if this should make a difference or not...

Thanks

Hello,

one of our policies actually have a 20000000000 value (20 GB), and it works
flawlessly

At Ile Sans Fil we run authpuppy core 0.1.1 stable

and

<https://auth.ilesansfil.org/policies?>apConnectionPoliciesPlugin
version: 0.1.2 (stable)

I suggest you to update this plugin

also, you may take a look on the 0.1.0 -> 0.1.1 changelog to verify if this
bug has not beed adressed on authpuppy core 0.1.1 stable

Regards
Jackson
Ile Sans Fil technical and volunteers coordinator