> $ man unlang
>
> This says "put the string %{1} as the value of Stripped-User-Name".
>
> See the "data types' section of the manual page, and the "strings" section.
Got it ;)
Thanks for your help, fixed now.
btw. the "unlang-way" is quite more flexible than the "legacy-module-way"
Was this pr
>> In a general regexp language, I guess that could be done with
>> ([\w.-]+)(?...@.*).
> Most regexes don't support \w, or (?... constructs.
>
> Keep it simple:
>
> if (User-Name =~ /^(.*)@(.*)$/) {
> # name = %{1}
> # realm = %{2}
> }
Makes sense now :) Thanks.
man regex is written
Thanks for your help Alan, it really makes a difference when learning about
Freeradius configuration.
> So... decode the user-name using a regex. You can then use that in
> the LDAP configuration. The LDAP user search is configurable for a
> *reason*.
I forgot to mention that I need the "user"
>> realm mydomain.com {
>> auth_pool = active_directory
>
> You'll need a line:
>
> nostrip
>
> To avoid EAP identity issues.
This worked, thanks. Preprocess doesn't strip the username in the default
server and EAP works.
Although, now a new problem arrised - I can't seem to get th
Hello everyone!
I'm new to FreeRadius, so please bear with me. :)
Goal: Make FreeRadius look-up a user in ActiveDirectory if he has
"mydomain.com" domain.
Used method: EAP/TTLS (PAP in the tunnel)
This is how I've done it, but it doesn't give the wanted results, so please
explain a bit. :)
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