ok - i've worked out how to do this wityh {config:var_name} where var_name can
be declared in radiusd.conf or an included file.
the %{config:var_name} can be used in a users file easily - in the reply
attibutes, in the password condition test too .. but not in the user name...
so this works ...
# local test user for monitoring and diagnostics
[EMAIL PROTECTED] User-Password ==
"test1.proxyradius.%{config:easynet_site}"
Reply-Message = "hello from the proxyradius layer
%{config:easynet_site}"
but this doesn't ...
# local test user for monitoring and diagnostics
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:easynet_site} User-Password ==
"test1.proxyradius.%{config:easynet_site}"
Reply-Message = "hello from the proxyradius layer
%{config:easynet_site}"
any ideas? i'm using version 1.0.2 on debian 3.1
tariq rashid
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Rashid
Sent: 13 September 2005 16:10
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Subject: custom variable in config files
hi - is it possible for me to declare a variable in one inlcuded config file,
which is then visible in all the config files?
in order to keep the config file as simple as possible, i want to take out the
site/server dependent portion into a variable. so at each different site/server
i would have an included file with a variable "location=london" or
"location=paris" and then this is visible in all other config files eg
users:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] .... etc
clients.conf
shortname = abc.def.${location}
is this possible?
tariq
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