On Wed, Dec 18, 2002 at 10:44:28AM +0000, Simon White wrote: > 18-Dec-02 at 12:59, Malakhov Alexander ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote : > > hello! (sorry for my english) > > I have a problem: > > my NAS (portslave) sending to freeradius accounting packet with > > calling-station-id = +21234567, and stored it normally into logfile and > > radutmp. BUT into sql table radacct is stores as =2B21234567 > > asks: how TURN OFF this quoting? where this quoting performed?
> =2B is Unicode, for + > Is your DB using Unicode internally? I doubt it's freeradius doing the > conversion... This encoding has nothing to do with Unicode. It's the email "quoted-printable" standard. It does happen to be the quoted-printable encoding for the UTF8 encoding of the + character, just as it happens to also be the quoted-printable encoding for this character in all other charsets that are ASCII-compatible. -- Steve Langasek postmodern programmer
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