20 Feb
2015
20 Feb
'15
11:46 p.m.
Thanks for the reply! The documentation for rlm_perl is a little light. If the desire is to deprecate the Check list, Perl's glob wildcarding mechanism can be used to equate the two. Such as Perl code *RAD_CHECK=*RAD_CONFIG. It has been a long time since I did Perl/C interface code, but there should be an easy way to do this from C in rlm_perl.c that links the two so they are the same actual hash. So to summarize: the variable RAD_CHECK is read/write, but when one writes to it from inside the Perl code, the effect is actually to modify/set name-value pairs in the CONFIG list?