Re: (RADIATOR) trying to use hooks getProfiles

2000-06-01 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello John, 'lo Jeremy - On Thu, 01 Jun 2000, John Hough wrote: Hugh, Back several months ago we had this same discussion and I passed our emails on to Jeremy (He works for me). Our configuration has several hundred realms on a centralized Radius server, we support local authentication

Re: (RADIATOR) trying to use hooks getProfiles

2000-06-01 Thread Mike McCauley
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RE: (RADIATOR) trying to use hooks getProfiles

2000-06-01 Thread John Hough
Hello, Our main need for this revolves around the following attributes. For the Tigris ACC-Ip-Pool-Name="" ACC-DNS-Server-Pri=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ACC-DNS-Server-Sec=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx For the Ascend Ascend-Assign-IP-Pool=xx Ascend-Client-Primary-DNS=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(RADIATOR) checking other attributes

2000-06-01 Thread Robin Gruyters
Hi, We are using Radiator now for a year and it is working great. We using now Radiator 2.15 with LDAP. I've got a question, normaly it checks on username and password, but is it possible to check it on other attributes like "accountStatus" -- Regards, Robin Gruyters - [EMAIL PROTECTED] -

RE: (RADIATOR) checking other attributes

2000-06-01 Thread Felicetti, Stephen A.
Yes it is, BUT...the value of the LDAP attribute must match the radius attribute being sent from the NAS. And you are limited to what those values are. Setup a sniffer to capture the packets from your NAS to see the values. You are able to take any of the radius attributes and compare them

Re: (RADIATOR) SQL access from within a hook

2000-06-01 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Mike - On Thu, 01 Jun 2000, Mike Nerone wrote: Hugh, In answer to another person's question, you mentioned doing SQL accesses from within a PostAuthHook. Can I use the database handle that my AuthBy clause already has open, or do I have to manage my own handle? Either way, can you

Re: (RADIATOR) SQL access from within a hook

2000-06-01 Thread Mike McCauley
Hi Mike.. The following is a section of a postauthhook that we are currently using. This hook creates its own handle to connect to a database...I am not really sure what database are you using but this works for MySQL. Well, you will not have a problem for as long as the database that you are

Re: (RADIATOR) SQL access from within a hook

2000-06-01 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello all - On Fri, 02 Jun 2000, Edgar R Gutierrez wrote: Hi Mike.. The following is a section of a postauthhook that we are currently using. This hook creates its own handle to connect to a database...I am not really sure what database are you using but this works for MySQL. Well, you