Hi Mike,
How should I check if I have an Access-Accept in the reply? Below is my
PostAuthHook, you can see that I am printing out the authentication result,
${$_[2]}, the value is always 0. I'm also printing out $main::ACCEPT (From the
PostAuthHook documentation) and it is always 0. Could you let me know if I'm
doing something wrong, or if I am seeing a bug in Radiator?
Regards. Paul
>PostAuthHook sub {
> my $reply = ${$_[1]}; \
> my $reqst = ${$_[0]}; \
> my $status = ${$_[2]}; \
> print "\n"; \
> print "User = ",$reqst->get_attr('User-Name')," "; \
> print "Days = ",$reply->get_attr('Days-Since-Added');\
> print "ACCEPT = ", $main::ACCEPT, " "; \
> print "Status = ", $status,"\n"; \
> }
> User = rjensen Days = ACCEPT = 0 Status = 0
> User = gstearn Days = 129.84 ACCEPT = 0 Status = 0
> User = gstearn Days = ACCEPT = 0 Status = 0
> User = gstearn Days = ACCEPT = 0 Status = 0
> User = robyn Days = ACCEPT = 0 Status = 0
> User = airmen Days = 131.09 ACCEPT = 0 Status = 0
> User = airmen Days = ACCEPT = 0 Status = 0
Mike McCauley wrote:
> PostAuthHook will be called for every packet, so perhaps you are seeing it for
> auth and accounting packets, making you think it is clled twice. IN the hook,
> you will have to chjeckl whether you are dealing with an Access-Accept in the
> reply, and therfore that the user has just successfully logged in.
>
> Cheers.
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