How about the other way around: IF the username does not have @domain.com and NAS = "NAS A" THEN continue with username as is IF the username has @domain.com and NAS = "NAS A" THEN strip @domain.com That works by default. If you want to keep it the other way around have a look at the hints file. Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP Dana 19/7/2007, "Cliff Cole" <clifflcole@gmail.com> piše:
Thanks for the reply. I'm new to free radius and have been overwhelmed with documentation the past few days. Let me explain in some logic and maybe I can make some sense as to what I'm trying to do.
User authentication comes from "NAS A"
IF the username does not have @domain.com and NAS = "NAS A" THEN append @domain.com
IF the username has @domain.com and NAS = "NAS A" THEN continue with username as is.
Hope this helps to clear up what I'm trying to do. I appologize for not being very clear.
Thanks
Cliff
On 7/19/07, Pshem Kowalczyk <pshem.k@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi
On 19/07/07, Cliff Cole <clifflcole@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello all.
Here is my issue. This is very weird and would only affect one NAS. I'm not sure freeradius is capable of this. I want a username that comes in to check for an @domainname. If the domainname is there I want it to be stripped and added back later. If the domainname is not there I'd like it to continue and have to domainname added later in the authentication process. I hope this makes sense and any help is appreciated
What do you mean by 'later' you can definitely check for the presence of domain, you can strip it and add it again. you just have to define the flow. rlm_attr will be of help to you (for both stripping and adding).
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