Hi All,
Real quick and I am sure easy question here. I read through the unlang
man page, really helped in getting a clue. One thing I was wondering though,
is there a way to output text to the log based on a condition? What I mean is
something like if x!=y then printf( x did not equal
--On Tuesday, February 01, 2011 08:41:54 -0800 Brett Littrell
blittr...@musd.org wrote:
Hi All,
Real quick and I am sure easy question here. I read through the
unlang man page, really helped in getting a clue. One thing I was
wondering though, is there a way to output text to the
Hi James,
That looks perfect for the tech logs, thanks. The debugging side was a
little different, I was thinking about inputting text strings in the middle of
unlang scripts. Usually when I write say a C program I will pop in a lot of
printf's with variables so I know what a variable
Hi,
as James says...unlang with linelog module.. if you want to do more,
then thats easy too - just use PERL module and use unlang with a call
to a logging PERL module - the world is your oyster at that stage regarding
what you can do - with your printf's etc :-)
alan
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Thanks Alan,
Did not think about calling the perl module, that should work very well...
thanks
Brett Littrell
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On Tuesday, February 01, 2011 at 10:15 AM, in message
20110201181525.ga9...@lboro.ac.uk, Alan Buxey a.l.m.bu...@lboro.ac.uk
The debugging side was a little different, I was thinking about inputting
text strings in the middle of unlang scripts
If you run radiusd -X you will see the output of expansions, so you can do
if (DEBUG: I am looking at %{foo} and %{bar}) {
}
and you'll see the text in the log.
Brett Littrell wrote:
For freeradius I was not sure if there was similar
functionality. I am guessing there is not, I was kind of thinking it
may be a stretch to add something like that in a config file.
See radmin, and raddebug. They can print full debugging logs for
a particular user,
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