Simple attribute question!

2012-08-29 Thread Franks Andy (RLZ) IT Systems Engineer
Hi I have a seemingly simple thing I need to do, however it doesn't seem to be working. In the users file I do a quick match to see if a user is in the regex list I put in (this is for overrides of an ldap group, determining higher privileges, but still basic access for the group users),

Re: Simple attribute question!

2012-08-29 Thread alan buxey
Hi, Any ideas? why not just put the required stuff into the post-auth - either still using the files entries or using unlang eg something like if(%{User-Name}% =~ /[frankdsa|everdstons|kirddksa|kefls]/ NAS-IP-Address =~ /192\.168\.104\./ ){

RE: Simple attribute question!

2012-08-29 Thread Franks Andy (RLZ) IT Systems Engineer
: Simple attribute question! Hi, Any ideas? why not just put the required stuff into the post-auth - either still using the files entries or using unlang eg something like if(%{User-Name}% =~ /[frankdsa|everdstons|kirddksa|kefls]/ NAS-IP-Address =~ /192\.168\.104

Attribute question

2005-11-16 Thread Jorge Pomoro
Hi, is there an attribute for limit the numbers of connections of one user? and after the last connection no longer the user can connect thanks - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html

Re: Tcpdump Attribute Question

2004-11-18 Thread jesk
It means its being truncated. Try adjusting the snaplen. You should be able to do -s 0 to make sure you capture the entire packet or you can specify a length such as -s 1024. Do a man tcpdump and search for snaplen. ie: tcpdump -i fxp0 -s 0 udp port 1812 -Dusty Doris Thanks for the information,

Re: Tcpdump Attribute Question

2004-11-17 Thread Dustin Doris
It means its being truncated. Try adjusting the snaplen. You should be able to do -s 0 to make sure you capture the entire packet or you can specify a length such as -s 1024. Do a man tcpdump and search for snaplen. ie: tcpdump -i fxp0 -s 0 udp port 1812 -Dusty Doris On Tue, 16 Nov 2004,

Tcpdump Attribute Question

2004-11-16 Thread jesk
I have a question to tcpdumping FreeRADIUS. in some auth-replies there a missing some attributes but instead of them i can see at the end of a tcpdump line the following: [|radius] what does this exactly mean? f.e.: --- 12:58:05.215548 x.x.x.x.1645 x.x.x.x.1645: rad-access-accept 217 [id 14]

Re: Tcpdump Attribute Question

2004-11-16 Thread Alan DeKok
jesk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: in some auth-replies there a missing some attributes but instead of them i can see at the end of a tcpdump line the following: [|radius] what does this exactly mean? I suggest asking the tcpdump people. They wrote. Alan DeKok. - List

Re[2]: dump attribute question

2004-07-19 Thread Remus Anca
AD It should work when obtained from MySQL, as it doesn't matter which AD module added the attribute, it's enforced elsewhere. ok. so the configuration it's ok in mysql db? maybe the radiusd.conf it's bad? this is my config: prefix = /usr/local exec_prefix = ${prefix} sysconfdir =

Re: dump attribute question

2004-07-14 Thread Alan DeKok
Remus Anca [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: if i put in raddb/users file: myuser Auth-Type = Local, Password == mypass, Simultaneous-Use := 1, Expiration := 01 Jun 2004 Service-Type == Framed-User, Framed-Protocol == PPP, Framed-Compression = Van-Jacobsen-TCP-IP works fine (it's