Just a guess, but is sounds like a "string array" to me.
char **string_array ;
Look up malloc and related functions to designate space for additions
to the array.
This is NOT how you do it but this is the general idea :
$string_array[0] = "filter entry 1" ;
$string_array[1] = "filter entry 2" ;
An "automated" way of "creating" a string array is to use a delimited
the use index or rindex to find the delimiter then replace the
delimiter with '\0'.
If you have experienced programing in C, you should know how to find
all the functions required to carry this out.
On 2011-Apr-20, at 06:38, Ruslan Pustovoytov wrote:
Is my question about sending ascii nul in string attribute is wrong
or nobody run into this situation ?
Hi All
My nas box can use attribute NAS-Filter-Rule from radius server to
construct filter rules per subscriber "on the fly".
Accodingly to rfc 4849 this attribute should contain ascii NUL
(0x00) as a delimiter between individual filter rules and at the
end of rules.
Freeradius define this attribute as a string and I do not know how
to create valid string with nul character.
I changed attribute type to octets and successfully add null
character but a whole string converted to hex also and attribute
was not readable.
How to send nul character without changing attribute type ?
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