RE: Problem using exec module

15 Nov 2005

      Sorry, but I had tryed that out and it didn't work. In the second run of
the "authorize" section radiusd never touch the subsections, but my
guess is that the Autz-Type variable is always empty, even after running
the files module:

users file --------------------

DEFAULT Auth-Type := System, Realm == "wireless", Autz-Type := SQL1

DEFAULT Auth-Type := System, Realm == "dhcp", Autz-Type := SQL2

-------------------------------

radius.conf file --------------

authorize {
        suffix
        files
        Autz-Type SQL1 {
                sql1
        }
        Autz-Type SQL2 {
                sql2
        }
        auth_log
}

-------------------------------

Bye and Thanks again!!

NanO

El mar, 15-11-2005 a las 08:42 +1100, Mitchell, Michael J escribió:
...
Hi Nan0,
The authorize section of radiusd.conf is actually run twice when an
Access-Request is received by the server.
The first time, Autz-Type is not set. During the first run through the
authorize section, one of the modules may set Autz-Type, for example, a
module may set Autz-Type to MY_AUTZ_TYPE.
The second time through the authorize section only modules contained
within the subsection defined by the Autz-Type variable will be run. eg:
Autz-Type MY_AUTZ_TYPE {
      echo
  }
Hope that helps,
Mike
...
-----Original Message-----
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Subject: Problem using exec module
Hi, I'm trying to use the next exec module:
radius.conf -------------------
modules {
  exec {
      wait = yes
      input_pairs = request
  }
  exec echo {
      wait = yes
      program = "/bin/echo %{Autz-Type}"
      input_pairs = request
      output_pairs = reply
  }
}
authorize {
  suffix
  echo
  files
  sql
  auth_log
}
-------------------------------
And the Radiusd gave me the next output:
radiusd -X --------------------
WARNING: Attempt to use unknown xlat function, or 
non-existent attribute in string %{Autz-Type}
radius_xlat:  '/bin/echo '
Exec-Program: /bin/echo
Exec-Program output:
Exec-Program-Wait: plaintext:
Exec-Program: returned: 0
-------------------------------
I hope someone can help me. Thanks and bye,
NanO
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RE: Problem using exec module

Fernando Brito