On Apr 12, 2015, at 10:19 AM, Brian Boere <brian.boere@netwize.ca> wrote:
does the "!" at the begining of your recommended line just switch the result from "True" to "False" (and vice-versa)?
That's what the documentation says. See "man unlang".
I made the change, and things stopped working. When I removed the "!" from your recommended line, things started working again.
If you're going to make random changes and *not* understand them, you won't get it configured correctly. For various reasons you can't use "LDAP-Group != ...". That's enough to know. BUT you have to put that knowledge together with what else you want to do.
(I did take the original line from an example and honestly not really knowing what the "!" did)
Then that's a problem. The configuration isn't difficult to understand "if" and "else" are well-known terms, and are easy to understand.
(end requirement is that if the user is a member of the "Corporate Wireless Network" edirectory group, they are allowed to use the wireless network Rad_test2)
Then configure that. It isn't much more complicated than the sentence above. Just put the "if" and "else" into the correct "unlang" syntax. Alan DeKok.