Hello Bogdan -
Yes you can use all of the Radiator internal routines on an existing connection to the database established in an AuthBy SQL clause. You just need to get a handle to the AuthBy clause (using find()) and use that handle for your calls.
You will find an example of how to get a handle to an AuthBy clause in the hook AllocateIPAddressFromProxy in the file goodies/hooks.txt. You will also find lots of examples of how to use the SQL calls in the code in the Radius directory.
regards
Hugh
On Tuesday, Feb 11, 2003, at 21:56 Australia/Melbourne, Bogdan TARU wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have noticed the following phrase in the Radiator documentation:
6.16.14 PostAuthHook:
-skip- PostAuthHook can be an arbitrarily complicated Perl function,
that might run external processes, consult databases, change the contents
of the current request or many other things. -skip-
My question is how can I consult a database from inside a PostAuthHook? I
am tring to use the same SQL database as the one configured in <AuthBy
SQL>. So, do I have to connect once again using perl functions, or can I
somehow 're-use' the existing SQL connection to make some queries?
Could I get some examples of how to do this? I have already checked the
'hooks.txt' file, but no database examples are there.
Thank you,
bogdan
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