On Mon, 8 Sep 2003, Adam Hewitt wrote:
> I have a file which has lines in it like the following:
>
> username1,password1,7200,10800
> username2,password2,7200,10800
> username3,password3,10800,10800
>
> etc...and I need to turn the file into this:
>
> username1 Password = "password1"
> Idle-Timeout = 7200,
> Session-Timeout = 10800,
> Failover = 1
Heh .. I've often had to write something that does the reverse, i.e.
Radius format ==> CSV.
Here is a perl one-liner that reads the user records from STDIN:
perl -n -e 'chomp; @a=split/,/; print qq{$a[0] Password = "$a[1]"\n
Idle-Timeout = $a[2],\n Session-Timeout = $a[3],\n Failover = 1\n\n}'
((not a recommended programming practice!))
cheers
rickw
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