Vangelis:
Have you tried adding the -trace option to radpwtst?
On Jul 29, 2010, at 12:48 PM, Vangelis Kyriakakis wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We are using radpwtst to send CoA packets to a Cisco NAS. If there
> is a problem the NAS sends back a CoA NAK packet which contains the
> Error-Cause attr
Hi everyone
In a near future, I'll be needing to implement a RADIUS forwarding
solution for both Authentication and Accounting. My systems
responsibility will only be, based on the typology of the request, to
forward it to a given remote server, get the response and send it back
to the originating
Dear all
The standard radiator dictionary file specifies at least a pair of
invalid entries sharing the same ID.
Apparently, Ascend defines a set of attributes on the globalĀ (IANA
assigned) range.
ATTRIBUTEX-Ascend-FCP-Parameter119string -
conflicts with Digest-Domain
ATTRIBU
This looks like a basic question, but I haven't been able to sort it out.
Basically I have a structure of Radiator AuthBy and Handlers set for
Accounting and needed to filter out some "special" packets being sent
to the server.
I've done this with a specific hook, pointed it to a ClientHook claus
Hugh,
about the per-handler debug level... how exactly is this feature
accomplished?
and how does PacketTrace work on 3.0? are these related?
-B
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From: "Hugh Irvine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "peter moody" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March 1
Hi guys
Here's something I've been worrying about for a while. As we were
braintorming a while ago, some of us figured this could be a bug/feature
instead of a programming issue. We managed to trim down the code to the
following testing lines. Our doubt is if should be this the correct
behaviour f
hi there
there's a hack described in the user's manual (6.28.13) which stores the
timestamp of the start packet for a stop packet (with
time()-acct_session_time).
AcctColumnDef STARTTIME, %b-0%{Acct-Session-Time},literal
What I'm trying to do is inserting the formatted date & time of the
st
Hi all
We're starting to use radiator on a test environment where we're using some
strange e-commerce vendor implementation of a database which uses the LDAP
protocol for querying and returning data.
I've been able to query all the data I want to, using the standard authby
LDAP2 configuration, b
Hi everyone
I have a AuthBy clause defined this way:
Identifier primary
Host%{GlobalVar:PrimaryServer}
AuthDN %{GlobalVar:LDAPBindDN}
AuthPassword%{GlobalVar:LDAPBindPW}
Port389
BaseDN %{GlobalVar
hey
i'm still looking at this... last thing I done was to try to use
/usr/lib/security/pam_sample.so.1 as the PAM library (a sample dummy PAM)
with always_succeed as a flag. Now it does work so this might be a Solaris
problem...
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>
> hi there
>
> we've been trying to
hi there.
we've been using Radiator for quite a while as a proxy, twiddling
configurations and getting strange conclusions about smoothly migrating from
Sun Radius to Radiator.
we're currently lookingfor the following behaviour:
authentication packets : LDAP (AuthbyLDAP2.pm) [checking usernam
hello all
i've been experiencing some problems too with perl-LDAP-0.20. I was able to
connect to the LDAP server (bind as directory manager) and I couldn't get
any attribute from LDAP (I mean it was waiting for some strings and all it
got was some weird data (radiator debug interpreted it as ARRA
hi
we've been fiddling along with Hooks in order to do some customized
authorization code on our dial-in accesses. the user is first authenticated
by LDAP (so far so good) but the Hook code is always executed, even if the
LDAP authentication failed.
the config file is something like
hi all
is there any way to define a "global" variable in a startup hook that can be
used anywhere else (a pre or post-auth hook) in the code?
I want to parse a file on startup (initialization/hangup) and to load some
values related to pricing plans and access-control structures to hashes or
array
hi all
is anyone aware of problems like AuthBy identifiers (passed from Radiators
AuthBy clauses to custom code in hooks) being lost after a kill -HUP ? I'm
now using radiator 2.18 and I almost swear this kind of feature was working
a few weeks ago with a previous version of radiator, altough it
hello again
> I don't have exactly the same setup here, so could you try something for
me
> please? In your code (shown below), I would like to know which line is
> causing the problem:
>
>if ($code eq 'Access-Request') {
>
> my $authby=Radius::AuthGeneric::find ('ldap_auth_id');
> my
Hi everyone
While dealing with some Starent Networks equipment, I found out a few
missing VSA on the stock Radiator dictionary file. There are some VALUE
entries that don't exist on the stock file as well.
What would be the right way to have these values added to the supplied
dictionary file? Can
Hi everyone
We've been running v4.9 on some of our production systems for quite a while
now. The authentication instance is receiving packets from a Starent device
forwarded to a Radiator instance on 4.9 and the authentication packet I get
on my side looks something like this:
Code: Access
ever since fixed the issue.
The servers were migrated yesterday and everything is running smoothly.
Best regards.
Bruno Tiago Rodrigues
On Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 3:22 PM, Heikki Vatiainen wrote:
> On 02/16/2015 04:55 PM, Heikki Vatiainen wrote:
>
> > I tried replicating the problem b
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