Hi,
Is there a way to detect login prefixes with
radiator? I want to detect logins such as [EMAIL PROTECTED] [prefix/login@domain] and proxy the request to another
radius server. Can this be done? Thanks.
- Elias -
Title: Re: (RADIATOR) Detecting login with
prefixes
Hello Elias -
At 13:12 +0700 28/3/31, Elias wrote:
Hi,
Is there a
way to detect login prefixes with radiator? I want to detect logins
such as [EMAIL PROTECTED] [prefix/login@domain] and proxy
the request to another radius server. Can this
Hello Hugh,
I am trying to implement a handler for strictly numeric logins without
domain,
as distinct from our alphanumeric logins, which have default domains.
We have default domains defined on the clients as either nobbys.net.au
or
terrigal.net.au. depending on the client location. I cant s
Hello Ken -
I would have thought that your regexp should be looking for numerics:
(where .. is the rest of the regexp to match only digits)
I'm travelling at the moment and don't have access to my Camel book,
so I suggest you check your copy and do some experiments.
hth
Hugh
At 12:4
Title: Re: (RADIATOR) Detecting login with prefixes
Hi Hugh,
As you suggested, I tried using a handler to detect
logins with specific prefixes, but it doesn't seem to work. My guess here
is that there's probably something wrong with my regexp. I'm trying to detect
login
Title: Re: (RADIATOR) Detecting login with prefixes
Hi Hugh,
As you suggested, I tried using a handler to detect
logins with specific prefixes, but it doesn't seem to work. My guess here
is that there's probably something wrong with my regexp. I'm trying to detect
login
Hello Elias -
On Thursday 05 April 2001 11:42, Elias wrote:
> > Re: (RADIATOR) Detecting login with prefixesHi Hugh,
>
> As you suggested, I tried using a handler to detect logins with specific
> prefixes, but it doesn't seem to work. My guess here is that there's
> probably something wrong wit
