Re: convert steel-belt radius .dct to freeradius dictionary

2008-08-21 Thread Bjørn Mork
S Adrian [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Thanks .. but still .. those thingies .. c .. cr .. 7064 .. what are they ? 7064 is a vendor id. c, cr etc. are flags used by Steel-Belted Radius to specify how the attributes are used. See

convert steel-belt radius .dct to freeradius dictionary

2008-08-19 Thread S Adrian
Hi everybody, I got a file that looks like this (utstarcom.dct) which would need to be translated to freeradius .. anyone can help? start of file # utstarcom.dct - Radius dictionary for UTStarcom BBS1000 @radius.dct # # UTStarcom specific parameters # MACRO UTStarcom-VSA(t,s) 26 [vid=7064

Re: convert steel-belt radius .dct to freeradius dictionary

2008-08-19 Thread Alex Balashov
That one's pretty easy; have a peek at the other FreeRADIUS-formatted vendor dictionaries that come with the package and spy the nuances in the differences. On Tue, August 19, 2008 10:33 am, S Adrian wrote: Hi everybody, I got a file that looks like this (utstarcom.dct) which would need to

Re: convert steel-belt radius .dct to freeradius dictionary

2008-08-19 Thread S Adrian
That one's pretty easy; have a peek at the other FreeRADIUS-formatted vendor dictionaries that come with the package and spy the nuances in the differences. Ok, but what about that radius.dct .. should it affect what I enter in the new freeradius dictionary file ? # utstarcom.dct - Radius

Re: convert steel-belt radius .dct to freeradius dictionary

2008-08-19 Thread S Adrian
Here it is attached to this message. Thanks .. but still .. those thingies .. c .. cr .. 7064 .. what are they ? - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html

Re: convert steel-belt radius .dct to freeradius dictionary

2008-08-19 Thread Alan DeKok
S Adrian wrote: I got a file that looks like this (utstarcom.dct) which would need to be translated to freeradius .. anyone can help? http://github.com/alandekok/freeradius-server/tree/master/share/dictionary.utstarcom :) There's also a simple (i.e. dumb) script that does some of the