Hi everybody,
I use FreeRADIUS 1.0.2 and I'm experiensing a problem with $subj
attribute usage.
I would like to tune RADIUS Server so that it sends particular set of
RADIUS attributes depending on the outgoing packet type (Challenge or
Accept). For that task I've been using Response-Packet-Typ
Oleg Kravtsov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to tune RADIUS Server so that it sends particular set of
> RADIUS attributes depending on the outgoing packet type (Challenge or
> Accept).
The server doesn't really support that.
> For that task I've been using Response-Packet-Type att
Alan, thank you for the reply,
>> I would like to tune RADIUS Server so that it sends particular set of
>> RADIUS attributes depending on the outgoing packet type (Challenge or
>> Accept).
>
> The server doesn't really support that.
In this case I wonder if I can do something already available to
Oleg Kravtsov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In this case I wonder if I can do something already available to solve
> the real problem (with Acct-Interim-Interval attribute).
> I want it to be included ONLY into Access-Accept message, as this
> attribute can't present in Access-Challenge RADIUS mes
Who cares? If it's in Access-Challenge, the NAS will ignore it.
Some devices (at least one we work with) does strict checkings against
presence of attributes in
a particular messages (according to RFC 2865, 2866, 2869).
Ok, I see that currently we can't do what we want.
We are ready to w
Hi Everybody,
I found the solution to the task I described, it is quite simple. I
would like to share the solution with you just in case you want the same
feature in the future.
I've added post-auth callback for "files" module, which actually just
calls callback used for authentication.
po
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