Question about rlm modules

[Ali Majdzadeh]

Hi Shankar
Yes, of course.
code:

char                     USER_NAME[128];
VALUE_PAIR      *vp_iterator;
vp_iterator = request->packet->vps;
while (vp_iterator)
{
      if (strcmp (vp_iterator->name, "User-Name") == 0)
            strcpy (USER_NAME, vp_iterator->strvalue);
      vp_iterator = vp_iterator->next;
}
This method also works for vendor specific attributes like Cisco-AVPAIR and
... .
Regards
Ali

On 9/12/06, Shankar Ganesh C <shankarganesh at tataelxsi.co.in> wrote:
>
>  Hi Ali,
>
> Could you let me know how did u capture the vendor specfic attributes in
> the rlm_module ?
> like the one you have described earlier
> getenv(USER_NAME) , getnev(Cisco_AVP) ?
>
> Rgds,
> Shankar ganesh
>
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> *Subject:* Question about rlm modules
>
> Hi all
> What is(are) the coresponding function pointer(s) for start and stop
> packets in an rlm module? (Something like xxx_authenticate)
> Should I define my own custome funtion pointers? Then, How can I test
> them?
>
> Best Regards
> Ali
>
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