Ok, I got a hint. I was mistaken, it was doing the mess for '\n' and
for '\t' also in accounting but I find from where it comes.
In my default/post-auth I had :
update reply{
Tunnel-Type = 13
Tunnel-Medium-Type = 6
# I use the real ID for setting the vlan nu
So, why do I get that behaviour ? May it come from my configuration files ??
Thanks for reading,
G.
2009/8/15 Alan DeKok :
> Stun Box wrote:
>> but the server does the escaping stuff for \t in the access and
>> accounting packets received,
>> and for the \n only for
but the server does the escaping stuff for \t in the access and
accounting packets received,
and for the \n only for access and *not* for accounting. Is that a bug
or I misconfigured something ?
Thanks for reading,
G.
2009/8/14 Alan DeKok :
> Stun Box wrote:
>> The mystery is why the
Hello everybody,
I'm doing some tests with wpa_supplicant(freebsd) + aironet 1252 +
freeradius2.1.6 (freebsd portage). And I have a mystery I can not
explain.
I test 2 user with a domain. This is my configuration files for
wpa_supplicant. They have just their first user letter mismatching.
USER_
I set in copy_tunnel_reply to yes and I use the inner-tunnel user-name
in my default / post-auth.
And I still have the real user-name hidden.
In default / post-auth :
update reply{
User-Name := "%{request:User-Name}"
Tunnel-Medium-Type = 6
Tunnel-
ok, thank you for the news.
Regards,
2009/6/2 Arran Cudbard-Bell :
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> Stun Box wrote:
>> 2009/6/2 Alan DeKok :
>>> Stun Box wrote:
>>>> I'm using PEAP/Mschapv2 with Windows machines. I need the
2009/6/2 Alan DeKok :
> Stun Box wrote:
>> I'm using PEAP/Mschapv2 with Windows machines. I need the user-name of
>> the inner-tunnel when the authentication ends to assign the vlan id.
> ...
>> But it seems it has not been escaped...
>> My User-Name &quo
Hey all,
I'm using PEAP/Mschapv2 with Windows machines. I need the user-name of
the inner-tunnel when the authentication ends to assign the vlan id.
So I put in eap.conf / peap { ... use_tunneled_reply = yes ... }, and
now I can have the User-name of the inner-tunnel with
%{reply:User-Name}.
But
Hello,
I've tried in the outer-tunel,
post-auth {
GETVLAN
}
but it still does not add my attributes to the reply...
So I have tried (still in the outer-tunel) this :
post-auth {
update reply {
Tunnel-Medium-Type = 6
Tunnel-Type = 13
Tunnel-Private-Group-Id = `%{exec:
Thanks for answering Ivan. Actually the radius debug prints my output
script in one single line, but I have 3 distincts echo in my scripts.
"
...
echo Tunnel-Medium-Type = 6,
echo Tunnel-Type =13,
echo Tunnel-Private-Group-Id = 1
exit 0"
So the matter might be away... I am certainly missing someth
Hi all,
I have installed freeradius 2.14 on Freebsd using the ports.
I need to use an external script, so in radiusd.conf I created in the
module section :
exec GETVLAN {
wait = yes
program = "/usr/local/etc/raddb/getVlan %{User-Name}"
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