Hello Jesper -
The way to do this is with an Identifier in your AuthBy SQL and then
refer to it in your hook code. This has been discussed on the list
several times before, so you might like to have a look at the archive
site:
http://www.starport.net/~radiator
In any case, you would do something like this:
# configure AuthBy SQL with Identifier
<AuthBy SQL>
Identifier Check_SQL
.....
</AuthBy>
Then in your hook code, you would do this:
my $authby = Radius::AuthGeneric::find('Check_SQL');
my $rc = $authby->.....
You will be able to use any of the routines available to AuthBy SQL.
hth
Hugh
At 10:36 AM +0200 16/8/00, Jesper L . Nielsen wrote:
>Hi all...
>It might be me growing extremely picky, but here goes:
>
>I like the fallback DBI functions wich Radiator provides, and would like
>to use it. The problem is that the standard AuthSelect is not enough for
>me. I need to do more than one lookup be Auth-request, and I need to
>perform Perl code to check several things on the user who wishes access.
>On top of this I need to log, very carefully, in a database what went
>wrong (also from a users point of view) in the Perl code.
> I tried to leave it all ub to a preAuthHook or a postAuthHook, but if I
>want to use the fallback DBI that comes with Radiator it wants to
>perform a database lookup in the <AuthBy SQL> clause, which I can't use
>for anything really..
>
> Is there a possibility to leave the authentication _completely_ up to a
>hook, so I can still use the DBI function in Radiator. Or is the
>solution to make my own EXTERNAL program for authentication (and hereby
>miss out on the Radiator DBI)??
>
>/Jesper
>
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