Alright,
Glad I asked, I've been trying different variations for half an hour.
I ended up just created an if - elsif statement since I only had three
static groups, but thought the regexp model would be less taxing than
processing each if statement.
if (Service-Type == "Login-User") {
William Burnett wrote:
>
> Thanks that helped I've got the conditions to match. However I've
> setup multiple groups:
>
> ssh-admin
> ssh-read
> ssh-write
>
> and want to use a regexp to match anything containing ssh-* to allow
> those users to authenticate instead of multiple lines matching ea
William Burnett wrote:
> Thanks that helped I've got the conditions to match. However I've
> setup multiple groups:
...
> and want to use a regexp
That won't work. The current code checks for equality, not regex.
> to match anything containing ssh-* to allow
> those users to authenticate inst
Alan,
Thanks that helped I've got the conditions to match. However I've
setup multiple groups:
ssh-admin
ssh-read
ssh-write
and want to use a regexp to match anything containing ssh-* to allow
those users to authenticate instead of multiple lines matching each
value. Can I use regex matching wit
William Burnett wrote:
> What is the best way to go about this? I was trying to use unlang to
> query my database but can't seem to get the syntax right.
The "sql" module queries databases.
...
> if ( %{group_membership_query} == "ssh") {
This won't do what you want. Instead
I currently have my RADIUS servers setup to handle authentication for
my various NAS's to grant users access to network resources.
I would like to use the same servers to handle authentication for SSH
for various routers. This all works, but I'm having a hard time
getting the RADIUS server to only
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