Is the '+='
Operator used for defining the Attribute Value
pairs a standard operator used with all radius Servers or is this something that
just freeRadius Provides.
Thanks in advance,
Sanjiv
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Page 89, third paragraph
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From: Robert Canary [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 12:01 AM
To: freeradius
Subject: Attribute operators
Okay, I read it somewherebut I can't find it now..
I am trying to find the list of operato
Found it!! :-)
Thanks David.
+= probally dosen't exist...I was just throwing out some examples of
what I was looking for.Although it dose look familiar...
David Baer wrote:
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> On Tuesday 28 January 2003 14:01, Robert Canary wrote:
> for radiusd.conf:
> = sets the value of an attribute
> :=
On Tuesday 28 January 2003 14:01, Robert Canary wrote:
for radiusd.conf:
= sets the value of an attribute
:= sets the value of an attribute and overwrites any previous value
== compares a state with a set value
according to the oreilly-book (page 89)
can't find +=
d.
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Okay, I read it somewherebut I can't find it now..
I am trying to find the list of operator (or evaluators) := += == = and
what they mean. I read it somewhere in the Orielly radius book, but
can't find it now.
Can someone point me in the right direction ??
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At 09:49 AM 9/11/2002 -0300, you wrote:
>Hi,
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>Is there a webpage or documentation on what the operators (:=, =,...etc) are
>and what they mean? I've been looking through the documentation that I
>could find in the freeradius installation but I haven't seen anyth
Hi,
Is there a webpage or documentation on what the operators (:=, =,...etc) are
and what they mean? I've been looking through the documentation that I
could find in the freeradius installation but I haven't seen anything.
Thanks,
Sheldon
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Some days ago I sent a message to the list about strange things happening at freeradius
with mysql authentication.
The strange thing is: the only Attribute I can have on radcheck is
password (or crypt-password). If I put anything more, different of that,
authentication fails. For instance,
If I
