the user-name is coming to the radius process without any dashes and i want to add dashes to separate the octets.
I have looked an that document and it does not offer a solution for the problem.
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thanks for all you input so far, and i am still looking, trying to use the hint and huntgroup file for a work around so success yet. By the way i should mention the code worked perfectly well with redhat 9.
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the first and the last octet works, its just {2} - {5} t
Damian Porter wrote:
> the user-name is coming to the radius process without any dashes and i
> want to add dashes to separate the octets.
>
> I have looked an that document and it does not offer a solution for the
> problem.
Are you responding to me?
0e35-353afe-3afe19-fe19 has dashes. Either
On Thursday 11 May 2006 16:30, Dennis Skinner wrote:
> Damian Porter wrote:
> > the user-name is coming to the radius process without any dashes and i
> > want to add dashes to separate the octets.
> >
> > I have looked an that document and it does not offer a solution for the
> > problem.
>
> Are
Zoltan Ori wrote:
> On Thursday 11 May 2006 16:30, Dennis Skinner wrote:
>> Are you responding to me?
>>
> Yes, he is.
I was subtly suggesting he should include relevant text in his responses
like I am doing. If someone searches the archives later, they have no
context for his message.
> Mr Por
It is difficult to see what your machine is doing since you are giving
us bits and pieces of the problem and out of order.
Damian Porter wrote:
> thanks for all you input so far, and i am still looking, trying to use
> the hint and huntgroup file for a work around so success yet. By the way
> i sh
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