Hello Diego,
do you have a little bit more details about what you want to achieve ?
(With more details i will probably be able to have a more precise answer)
Blackhole is use per example when you connect to an ssid and hit the
portal and you will see just an AUP without login button.
It's generaly used when you want to manually register devices and tell
the user that try to connect the procedure to allow the device (like
call the support...)
Regards
Fabrice
Le 2015-03-27 07:29, Diego Bonfigli a écrit :
> Hi all,
> I'm using packetfence 4.7.0.
>
> I wanted to known why "exclusive sources" in user authentication are disabled
> in the code.
> The file lib/pf/Portal/ProfileFactory.pm has a sub, sub _from_profile, where
> you exclude that source:
>
> unless ( defined $sources && ref($sources) eq 'ARRAY' && @$sources ) {
> $profile{'sources'} = $sources = [
> map { $_->id }
> grep { $_->class ne 'exclusive' }
> @{ pf::authentication::getAllAuthenticationSources() }
> ];
> }
>
> I'm using ntlm_auth to do dot1x machine authentication, and, if I don't use
> any source specified in packetfence (the one that you define in
> authentication.conf), a node is not put in any role, so I need the exclusive
> source Blackhole.
>
> Why is that way? Is there a technical reason? are they not supported yet? Why
> it is not a config that you can override?
>
> Diego
>
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