Re[2]: Rewrite function as in gnu radius.

2004-01-12 Thread "P . P . "
I still have problems with perl module - I have no idea how to make authenticate procedure called (firs of all, in sample config there seem to be a mistake - it should be func_authenticate, not func_authentication) Another issue - as far as I understand xlat function is to be called on initializa

Re: Re[2]: Rewrite function as in gnu radius.

2004-01-05 Thread Alan DeKok
=?koi8-r?Q?=22?=P.P.=?koi8-r?Q?=22=20?= <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 1) function authenticate (in supplied example.pl script) HAS NEVER > been called, and I wasn't able to make it called in any > circumstances. You didn't tell the server to call the module for authentication. > The script only

Re[2]: Rewrite function as in gnu radius.

2004-01-04 Thread "P . P . "
> I would suggest using the Perl module. It does everything the > rewrite functions do, and more. > > Alan DeKok. Following this advice, I learned a bit of perl and tried this aproach. There were alot of problems I met, most of them are VoIP related. In my opinion the perl module is *exactly

Re: Re[2]: Rewrite function as in gnu radius.

2004-01-03 Thread Alan DeKok
=?koi8-r?Q?=22?=P.P.=?koi8-r?Q?=22=20?= <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Could you point out... Suppose I have an autorized user 'UserTest' > with password 'UT_Pass'... Where should I place string something like > Session-Timeout = /usr/myscipt/gettimeout.pl %{User-Name:-guest} > %{User-Password:-guest

Re[2]: Rewrite function as in gnu radius.

2004-01-03 Thread "P . P . "
wrote: > > I'm a new user of freeradius. There were tons of problems with > > understanding how it works, luckily, some people from a mailing list > > (gnugk) helped me to start... > > I'm not sure you need to know how it works. The documentation which > comes with the server explains how to