"Alan DeKok" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jim Seymour) wrote:
[snip]
>
> Hmm... the reason the "hints" thing didn't work is that the regex
> function expects '\' to be escaped, too. This works for me:
>
> DEFAULT User-Name =~ "\\\\(.*)$"
> My-Local-User-Name = "%{1}"
<smacks head> I should've thought of that! It's not like I haven't
been working with regexps for about a million years. That worked!
Thanks :).
Now, if possible, is there a way to persuade FreeRADIUS to try
My-Local-User-Name, if available, Stripped-User-Name it it's not, and
User-Name if Stripped-User-Name is not available?
>
> > What rather astonishes me is that this either hasn't come up before,
> > tho I have a private email that indicates something like it has, or
> > that nobody's pursued it to the bitter end. One would almost think
> > that Unix/Linux + Samba + Wireless + WPA + (Free)RADIUS was an unusual
> > combination.
>
> No, but having the machine name in the User-Name attribute isn't
> common.
It's just plain ol' vanilla MS-WinXP Pro SP1, with updated MS support
for the wireless stuff. The machine is *not* in a MS-Win2k domain, as
I haven't yet got the servers upgraded to support those. So the 'doze
PCs are all in plain old MS-Win workgroups for now. You'd have to ask
Microsoft why 'doze does what it does. Personally, I've long- since
given up trying to understand such things, and now simply try to find
ways to work around Microsoft's brain-dead designs.
Jim
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