* From: Guy Fraser
* Subject: Re: adding Client-Short-Name attribute
* Date: Mon, 01 Dec 2003 10:21:46 -0800
Here is a script I wrote in perl to process the clients.conf file and
output a
comma seperated variable
%$^&$*
I forgot the stupid file :-[ .
Here it is.
#!/usr/bin/perl
#
$|=1;
$clients=shift||'/usr/local/etc/raddb/clients.conf';
# Customize for your default domain
$domain='incentre.net';
printf("client,secret,shortname,clienttype,login,password\n");
open CLIENTS, "<$clients"
or die
Here is a script I wrote in perl to process the clients.conf file and
output a
comma seperated variable list. This can be used to import the clients.conf
into a database if you are using one. Then the shortname, doesn't need to
take up an attribute, since it can be joined in.
I have also updated
Joe Maimon wrote:
Hello all,
I am looking into adding the attribute client-short-name to be treated
much as client-ip-address is in rlm_preprocess.
However there seems to be two ways of going about obtaining the
information.
1) Lookup the client name based on the request->packet->src_ipaddr
