Phil Mayers wrote:
Tim White wrote:
$ freeradius -v
freeradius: FreeRADIUS Version 1.1.6, for host i486-pc-linux-gnu,
built on Jun 8 2007 at 17:17:46
I'm using Freeradius, with MySQL (rlm_sql) as the backend for Coova
Chilli (and it's JSON interface). Unfortunately, the reply-message
when the password is expired, contains a newline at the end, which
breaks chilli (due to the newline being in the JSON object, which
breaks).
Short of recompiling Freeradius with the newlines removed, is there
an easier way to change this reply-message?
Assuming you mean a radius Reply-Message attribute in the
Access-Accept or Access-Reject, there are two possibilities:
Yes
1. You have put the newline in yourself, either in files
(/etc/raddb/users) or the SQL/LDAP/other lookup
2. It's in their accidentally
I'm going to take a wild guess and say you forgot the closing " in
/etc/raddb/users i.e. you have:
DEFAULT
Reply-Message = "there will be a newline here
Firstly, I'm not using files at all, and as it's the Reply-Message for
when a password has expired, it's not going to be in /etc/raddb/users
anyway, as when a password has expired, the server replaces all the
Reply-Message attributes with it's own. In this case, the one with the
newline.
As advised in the docs and on this mailing list daily, run the server
in debug mode (-X) to see where the newline is actually coming from.
I did that.
I've now got the sources, and it appears to be in the src that the
problem is.
freeradius-1.1.7/src/main/auth.c:84
"Password Has Expired\r\n",
Looking the the 2.0.2 sources, I see the same problem, except I
understand seeing as this code is in rlm_expiration now, that it can be
overridden in config files.
freeradius-2.0.2/src/modules/rlm_expiration/rlm_expiration.c:54
NULL, "Password Has Expired\r\n"},
So from my quick look, is there no way to fix this in 1.1.7 without
recompiling freeradius? If not, anyone know of a package for 2.0.2 for
Ubuntu?
Thanks
Tim
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