Add ability to specify retries and timeout for failover RADIUS servers #242
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Previously we may specifiy the 'retries' and 'timeout' configuration options for the RADIUS relay servers. This commit adds ability to specify the same configuration options per RADIUS failover server. Backward compatibility is preserved. The proxy clients already had this options, they were not just used during the request but instead the RADIUS client used the timeout and retries values from the primary server configuration.
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Previously we may specifiy the 'retries' and 'timeout' configuration options for the RADIUS relay servers. This commit adds ability to specify the same configuration options per RADIUS failover server.
Backward compatibility is preserved. The proxy clients already had this options, they were not just used during the request but instead the RADIUS client used the timeout and retries values from the primary server configuration.