September 19th, 2007
Earlier this year I decided that I would write a RADIUS server in C#. Why? For a number of reasons - but mostly I just wanted to see if I could do it. A lot of people have been asking me to post the source code - so here it is - a working, fairly decent quality RADIUS server written in C# with a SQL Server database backend. It is by no means complete, but it does work (PAP authentication only - I never got around to implementing CHAP). So do with it as you like - use it, dissect it, learn from it - but please don’t expect me to support it, and please don’t send me comments like “it don’t work.” I’ll do my best to answer any relevant questions.
Enjoy!
-Jeff
Download Clutch_Radius.zip.
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May 10th, 2007
This is an attempt to improve upon code originally found at A List Apart, writted by David F. Miller and posted on March 5, 2004. Please read that article for some excellent insight on the advantages of striped tables and to review his solution.
Also sometime in 2005, Patrick Lauke introduced “Splintered Striper” on 24ways.org. He furthur built on the concepts first posted by David Miller after needing to apply a striped effect to a medium sized unordered list.
…Fast Forward to 2007
I recently wanted to implement some “zebra-striped” tables to display some detailed financial information. So I remembered the old post about some iTunes-inspired “zebra tables” at A List Apart. I dug up the article and quickly started implementing the code sample into my project when I hit a snag.
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