At 01:20 PM 3/13/2003 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi again,

I don't want to add another proxying principle as the current one fullfill my requirement, but I don't see why you should drop packet not containing a User-Name field. From my point of view it should fall in the NULL , or the DEFAULT case (same way as packet not containing a realm) can you explain me a little bit more why you think that those packet should be drop.

No, you are correct. The RFC specifies 0 or 1 instances of User-Name. The server *should* still proxy to a DEFAULT or NULL if there is not a User-Name attribute present.

The proxy code is based on looking for a 'realm' which is parsed from
the 'User-Name' attribute.  However, DEFAULT and NULL are still valid,
and as you state the RFC does not require User-Name for Accounting, though
it does for Authorization ( very helpful from the RFC folks, *sigh*, gotta
love the consistency ).

I'll take a look at the code to correct the behaviour in the current CVS.

-Chris
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