Hello Aaron -
At 3:56 -0800 01/1/17, Aaron Nabil wrote:
>Is this code in Handler.pm doing the most reasonable thing? The way it
>works now, if you have a rewrite username that lowercases, people can
>log in muliple times with username, Username, USERNAME, etc.
>
>In our environment, they can also log in multiple times with username and
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> # Get the username before any rewriting. Need this to
> # match users in the session database
> my $original_username = $p->{OriginalUserName};
>
>...
>
> $sessdb->add($original_username, $nas_id, $nas_port, $p);
>
>
>Locally I'll probably change it to something like...
>
> my $original_username = $p->getUserName;
>
The reason it is done this way is to be able to query the NAS(s) in
the event you have a NasType defined in the Client(s) clause(s). If
you don't need to query the NAS(s), you can change it to whatever
suits. That is why we usually suggest that you use an SQL session
database, because you can redefine the SQL queries to do whatever you
require.
regards
Hugh
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