On _ 2003-03-23 at 16:41, Latte wrote: > Hi folks, > > I'm using freeradius-snapshot-20030310 > with rlm_perl feature. > > I want to re-write (modify) values in RAD_REQUEST > in 'authorize' phase by some reason. > In my case here, that is 'User-Name' > and I want to let other modules (like rlm_realm, rlm_pap/chap) > process 're-writed' User-Name. > perl hashes are not ordered so if you don't know what are you doing it is not correct way to do this. But you can always use rlm_rewrite.
> In src/modules/rlm_perl/rlm_perl.c functiuon "rlmperl_call"
> I added
> > PERL_SET_CONTEXT(my_perl);
> > if ((get_hv_content(inst->rad_check_hv, &vp)) == 1 ) {
> > pairmove(&request->packet->vps, &vp);
> > pairfree(&vp);
> > }
> at the bottom of it (though before return of course),
> but it seems not suffice at all. (Erk, sorry for such dummy guess).
>
> 3 questions:-
> 1. How I modify rlm_perl.c to have it allow me to
> modify RAD_REQUEST?
>
> 2. 'experimental.conf' perl module config part says
> > # Only the %RAD_REPLY hash can be modified.
> > # All of the other are read only.
> But, I can modify att/value pair for %RAD_CHECK
> on this version, (and that works for me ;-)).
> Could I understand the status
> that '%RAD_CHECK' can be also modified (not %RAD_REPLY only)
> is 'correct'?
Probably i missed this.
>
> 3. Could it be considerable to modify the rlm_perl module
> in the freeradius distribution
> to allow users to modify RAD_REQUEST, RAD_CHECK and RAD_REPLY
> all in next (or whenever appropriate) version?
> It might be helpful when pre-proxy, post-proxy are implemented
> in this module as well, no?
>
From my point of view this can be fixed if %RAD_XXX will be replaced
with some Array of hashes and every element of array will be the single
hash that contains AV pair
>
> Any comments are welcome.
> Thanks a lot in advance.
>
> Best regards,
> Latte
>
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