Sorry, it's %{reply:User-Name}. From man unlang about strings:
Double-quoted strings are expanded by inserting the value of any
variables (see VARIABLES, below) before being evaluated. If the result
is a number it is evaluated in a numerical context.
..
Single-quoted strings are
Where does the cookbook say that you should put that in ldap.attrmap?
Where are those radius attributes defined? Some additional dictionary?
This part is not from the cookbook, it's something we intend to use
internally here at the university. The setup is based on the eduroam
guide, though,
Now, this is still not working:
having it as User-Name := '%{reply:User-Name}' still gives me an
Access-Accept with text instead of variable value.
Also, using double quotes yields the exact same result.
Sending Access-Accept of id 127 to xx.xx.xx.xx port 32785
User-Name =
Hello all!
I've been trying unsuccessfully to get this setup to work, but unfortunately
haven't been able so far.
My need is to return the contents of three LDAP fields as replies on the
Access-Accept package.
The setup is for EAP/TTLS, mostly following eduRoam's setup guide (EduROAM
I've been trying unsuccessfully to get this setup to work, but unfortunately
haven't been able so far.
My need is to return the contents of three LDAP fields as replies on the
Access-Accept package.
The setup is for EAP/TTLS, mostly following eduRoam's setup guide (EduROAM
Cookbook -- DJ
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