======RoRadius, the FAQ======

   * Usage
        * [[#Can I read the database with my existing scripts ?]]
        * [[#Can I write in the database with my existing scripts ?]]
   * About the code
        * [[#Why there is a table devices and a view nas ?]]

=====Usage=====

====Can I read the database with my existing scripts ?====

If you use the default freeradius schema, yes, you can read the database
with out modify your scripts. The usual tables (radreply, radcheck, etc..)
are available via database views.

====Can I write in the database with my existing scripts ?====

It's not possible. As described in the previous section, tables like radreply, radcheck are not real table but views compute
for many tables, which make impossible INSERT.

=====About the code=====

====Why there is a table devices and a view nas ?====

The word //type// can't be used as column table in a rails application. Since
I want to be full compliant with the default freeradius configuration, I use
the table devices from RoRadius, and nas is a writable view with differents column names.