John Holden wrote:

Despite earlier discussion on the woes of using PHP scripts to process requests, I've been developing a module to embed PHP in a (striking) similar approach used by the rlm_python module. Essentially, you can define a PHP function for any of the available rlm hooks (authentication, authorization, acct, checksimul, proxy, etc), and those functions will be called by the embedded PHP interpreter when appropriate, returning a status value, and config and reply attributes.

It's likely not hard.

The result is functional, but not without a few bugs. I must admit my C programming skills are a bit rusty, but I believe I've got a reasonable first stab at this. One of the major problems I seem to be having is properly handling threading (it tends to crash unless I start radiusd with the -s option).

You can set the THREAD_UNSAFE flag in the module flags, and the server core will take care of serializing calls to the module.

Would anyone be willing to take a look at what I've put together? If so, where how should I share the code?

bugs.freeradius.org. Upload a tar file as an enhancement request. I'm willing to have it on the bug site as a patch. I'm a lot more worried about integrating it into the server. Alan DeKok.