> try this instead:
>
>
>
> That is, the value must be within double quotes since it contains a comma.
>
Ah, the way I was reading the doc made it seem that double-quoted values
were for exact matches, and slashes for regexs. I didn't realse you could
put a regex inside double quotes!do
> Yes,
On 11/21/2013 03:51 PM, Tim Jones wrote:
> I was adding a Handler to deal with EAP-SIM requests, and tried to use
> the following regex to check the User-Name attribute:
>
> /^1\d{14,15}(\@.+)*$/
Hello Tim,
try this instead:
That is, the value must be within double quotes since it contains a
Hi all,
I was adding a Handler to deal with EAP-SIM requests, and tried to use the
following regex to check the User-Name attribute:
/^1\d{14,15}(\@.+)*$/
But my log file is throwing out "ERR: Bad attribute=value pair:
15}(\@.+)*$/", so it looks like Radiator is hitting the comma and trying to
p
