Hi List,
I've been looking at the hooks with regards to rewriting usernames but
I'm not getting much mileage in what I'm trying to achieve.
What I want to do is the opposite of stripping realms out of requests.
If the username does not have a realm in it it will add the NAS IP
address as a realm instead. This is for a calling card platform where
requests are made with the username given as <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
Hopefully the following Perl function will illustrate what I want to do:
sub
{
my $p = ${$_[0]};
my $username = $p->getUserName;
if ($username !~ /\@/)
{
$username = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]>get_attr('NAS-IP-Address')";
}
return $username;
}
I want to do this because a customer wishes to use our calling card
platform with a Quintum which does not allow you to edit its IVR scripts
(and add the realm) and I don't want to write another load of handlers
when I can make the current ones more versatile.
If anyone else has a better idea or has experience getting Quintums to
authenticate as <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> it would be most welcome. Being a
Cisco shop no-one here has had much use with them!
TIA
Richard
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