I am doing this using the "attr_rewrite" module in radiusd.conf, i
have the following section:
----
modules {
....
attr_rewrite macaddress_rewrite {
attribute = User-Name
searchin = packet
searchfor = "-"
replacewith = ":"
new_attribute = no
append = no
}
....
}
----
i call it just before the actual ldap-module i am using.
hth
regards
markus
Zitat von Andrew Zirkel <azirkel@exeter.k12.pa.us>:
I was thinking I could do something like this with a regular
expression:
User-Name =~ tr/-//d
but I'm not sure where to do it and if it will work. I'm using a
mysql back end so I was thinking in the sql.conf file.
Has anyone done something like this before?
Thanks,
Andy
On Jan 31, 2007, at 4:05 PM, Andrew Zirkel wrote:
Is there a way to parse the input of a username and password before
it is passed to the back end database? I'm doing mac address
authentication and some devices are passing the mac address with
dashes, where I need to have no separation between the octets. I
basically need to strip out these dashes from the input.
Thanks
Andy Zirkel
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