Hi Paul,
I must agree with a previous poster on this topic:
Putting that data into LDAP is not really what LDAP was designed for.
If you really have to do it, you could do it by adding a PostAuthHook, and at
least avoid having to change the distributed Radiator code.
Hope that helps.
Cheers.
On Jun 22, 5:58pm, Paul van der Zwan wrote:
> Subject: (RADIATOR) Update LDAP dir from Radiator
>
> I have been asked to implement Radiator on a site using an LDAP server as
> a user database. They have some extra requirements:
> 1 On succesful login the current time has to be put in an attribute in the
> users entry
> 2 While the user has an active session the ip address he was allocated has
> to be available in an attribute in his entry.
>
> Are these extras possible using a vanilla Radiator or do I have to modify it
??
> If I need to modify it what would the logical way to implement the be ??
>
> TIA
> Paul
>
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