On 11/03/2019 14.59, Dubravko Penezic wrote:
according RFC4372 https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4372 CUI
Chargeable-User-Identity RADIUS attribute is string.
RADIATOR dictionary has follow definition :
ATTRIBUTE Chargeable-User-Identity 89 binary
probably I may change it to string without any additional issues ?
Please keep it as binary. This is safe with CUI because it can contain
any octet value.
What you are seeing above is old terminology that's present in
Radiator's dictionary. Current RADIUS RFC 2865 is clear that 'string' is
binary data. For this reason using 'binary' like above is actually the
same as using 'string' in RFC 2865 terminology.
We'll clearify the documentation for this too.
If you are considering changing this because you are seeing issues with
CUI, please let us know more.
Thanks,
Heikki
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