Charles Sprickman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We also have domain accounts where the user's actual username is
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". We instruct those users to use
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" when dialing in.
As a side note: they could have safely used another '@', as the proxying
protocol allows for stacking the user domains
(e.g. [EMAIL PROTECTED]@bway.net).
> The "@bway.net" is stripped by our dial provider and we see the user as
> "username%domain.com".
>From what I see in your previous posting, they seem to fail to do so:
>>Oct 25 15:53:10 elephant radiusd: Auth.debug:
>>mysql.c:216:rad_mysql_exec: query:
>>SELECT attr,value FROM radius_attrib WHERE username='[EMAIL PROTECTED]' AND
>>op IS NULL AND domain='[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>>
>>The test user logs in using "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"... I'm so lost
>>with this since I haven't touched it for years (literally).
So, your server received the name as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" anyway.
> Does that pretty much make sense? It's kind of a strange setup...
If I get it right, the domain_split function should return the part
between '%' and '@', if there is a percent sign, the part after '@',
if there's none, and "bway.net" otherwise. Does that make sense? If
so, the following function will do it:
string
domain_split(string name)
{
integer a;
string localpart;
string domainpart;
domainpart = "bway.net"; /* provide the default value */
if (name =~ "\(.*\)@\(.*\)") {
localpart = \1;
domainpart = \2;
} else {
localpart = name;
}
if (localpart =~ "\(.*\)%\(.*\)")
domainpart = \2;
return domainpart;
}
Here's its output in the test run:
** TEST SHELL **
(radiusd) source /home/gray/1.rw
0
(radiusd) r domain_split("username%domain.com")
domain.com
(radiusd) r domain_split("[EMAIL PROTECTED]")
domain.com
(radiusd) r domain_split("[EMAIL PROTECTED]")
domain.com
(radiusd) r domain_split("username")
bway.net
(radiusd)
> I'd like to get it setup with FreeBSD 4.11 and 6.2, would that be helpful?
Sure, that would be great.
Regards,
Sergey
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