On 3.3.2023 8.30, Steve Phillips via radiator wrote:
Thanks for that, this explains why the passwordlog directive wasn't
working, however, I sort of solved this in a similar manner with my
PreAuthHook wanting to log to a completely separate file that I had
defined with a <Log> entry and 'Filename' which was identified by an
identifier statement
You can make the separate logger to work with a couple of modifications.
Update your existing separate Log clause like this:
<AuthBy INTERNAL>
Identifier authby-not-used
<Log FILE>
Identifier PASSWORDLOG
Trace 3
Filename %L/%Y%m%d_password.log
</Log>
</AuthBy>
What I was wondering was how to say 'please write the messages to that
file rather than the main radiator.log'
as..
# Use the password log
my $logger = &Radius::Configurable::find('Log', 'PASSWORDLOG');
Whit I would have assume would tie $logger to the FileName
%L/%Y%m%d_password.log, but results in nothing being written when trying
to capture an authentication request with
$logger->log($main::LOG_INFO, "user:$user, pass:$pass");
The default Trace value for a <Log ...> clause is 0 (ERR). You'd either
need to call log with LOG_ERR or set Trace to 3 (INFO) as shown above.
I also suggest wrapping the Log clause within an AuthBy or Handler (such
as <Handler Notused=1>) that is not expected to be used for processing
any requests. The reason is that any top level <Log ...> clause will log
all log messages. A logger within a clause is specific for the enclosing
clause. It's not pretty and that's why I called this method "arrangement".
Happy password hunting. Please let us know if the above solves the problem.
Thanks,
Heikki
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