freeradius customzied message for 'radpostauth reply' table -


i using freeradius on ubuntu 12.4 32bit. can see log entries of success/failed login attempts in radpostauth table. can see 'access-reject' & 'access-accept' in reply column. how can customize more meaningful messages

'incorrect password' or
'account expired' or
'account disabled' or
'quota reached'.

freeradius radpostauth table showing success/failed login attempts


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