> From: Andrea Gabellini
> Sent: Monday, 21 July 2003 10:11 PM
> some characters are black listed and replaced with the hex code. You can
> find this list in the file src/modules/rlm_sql/rlm_sql.c in the function
> sql_escape_func. Remove ':' from this list and you can see the correct value.
You've got that backwards, that's a whitelist. If you ADD
'*' to that string, you'll not see the =2A, since that's what
=2A means. If you look at your radacct detail logs, you should
see that there's a * character there.
I suspect your column width in your database may be too
narrow, and so the conversion's forcing later characters
to be truncated by the SQL INSERT/UPDATE command.
What's the radacct detail log say for that entry?
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