Hi all,
> Your problem is because you haven't declared that you are going to use an
> external subroutine.
Argh. I'm not clear on that. Where would I be declaring that? I thought
just specifying "PostAuthHook" did that...
> It is much easier to pick up a reference to your AuthBy SQL clause and just
> use that for all database access.
>
> my $authby = Radius::AuthGeneric::find('Ipass_SQL');
> .....
I don't need to touch any auth stuff, I just need to query the RADONLINE
db... If you can show me how to open a handle to my existing sql
connection, that would probably fix me up.
> There are some examples of how to do this sort of thing in the Radiator
> 2.17.1 distribution in the file "goodies/hooks.txt".
Ah, I'm still on 2.16.1, and I see you've added some stuff to that file.
I still don't really get what's going on there, especially how to refer
back to variables declared in radiator and it's modules.
Do you (or any list members) have any examples showing how to get a handle
on a sql connection?
Or is there an easy way to just make "PostAuthHook" call an external
program?
I think the rest of my code, if not great (or even good), will achieve my
desired goals...
The main reason I want to implement it in the PostAuthHook is so that I
can trigger my script on login/logout of IPass people (I've got them in a
seperate handler).
Thanks,
Charles
> hth
>
> Hugh
>
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