Hello Brian -
On Sun, 30 Apr 2000, Brian Keefe wrote:
> The following outlines the test I wrote:
>
> AuthByPolicy ContinueWhileReject
>
> <AuthBy FILE>
> Filename %{GlobalVar:sportbrain_reject_file}
> </AuthBy>
>
> <AuthBy FILE>
> Filename %{GlobalVar:sportbrain_password_file}
> </AuthBy>
>
>
> In the reject file:
> reject User-Password="reject", Auth-Type="Reject:discontinued service"
>
> In the password file:
> reject User-Password="reject"
>
> The user reject always PASSES.
>
> If I copy the line from the reject file and put it in the password file,
> rejection happens.
>
> Or, if I change "Reject" to "Ignore" in the password file, I get a No Reply
> message.
>
> Or, if I change Reject to Ignore in the reject file, I get a No Reply
> message.
>
> These events suggests to me that the explicit rejection is not treated
> differently than other rejections.
>
I would be interested in knowing what version of Radiator you are running, and
I would like to see the trace 4 debug from the above tests to see exactly what
is happening. It sounds like you may have a DEFAULt that is catching the
request.
> In addition, I am not getting the <msg> at the client if I have an Auth-Type
> of "Reject:<msg>"
> I am using mostly default behavior in the radpwtst client. For this reason
> it was hard to determine what caused my rejection.
> This prompted use of the Ignore Auth-Type to differentiate causes of
> rejection.
>
You will need to set the Handler parameter "RejectHasReason". Our apologies as
this is not currently in the manual (it will be fixed in the next release).
thanks
Hugh
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