Creating in C++ Module for FreeRadius
    Patrick Ko 
    patrick0585 at googlemail.com
       
    Mon Mar 11 14:58:41 CET 2013
    
    
  
Hello everybody,
here are my Steps how i created an C++ Module for FreeRadius.
   - *Adaptions in the radiusd.conf*
         Create an new Module Section like:
modules {
                        cpp {
                                   …
                               }
                }
   - Creating an new Directory in the modules Directory
          I created an new Directory named "*rlm_cpp*" where I putted an
Makefile and my *rlm_cpp.cpp* File
          *Makefile:*
          *TARGET      = rlm_cpp
*
*SRCS        = rlm_cpp.cpp
*
*HEADERS     =
RLM_CFLAGS  =  -I/usr/include
RLM_LIBS    =  -lc
RLM_INSTALL = install-example
## this uses the RLM_CFLAGS and RLM_LIBS and SRCS defs to make TARGET.
include ../rules.mak
$(LT_OBJS): $(HEADERS)
## the rule that RLM_INSTALL tells the parent rules.mak to use.
install-example:
        touch .*
My outgoing rlm_cpp.cpp File was the *.c File I took.
Then I need to change every function of this file like this:
*extern "C"* {
static int cpp_authorize(void *instance, REQUEST *request)
{
...
}
}
Then I added two DEFINES at the TOP of my rlm_cpp.cpp File, because the two
words are reserved names in in C.
*#define operator op3578000
#define template tem34123*
At the end I needed to change the the struct. First I changed the struct in
radiusd.conf
struct auth_req {
...
home_server*_t *                    *home_server
...
}
typedef struct radclient {
...
home_server*_t *          *coa_server;
...
} RADCLIENT;
Also change the Typedef to:
typedef struct home_server {
...
}home_server*_t;*
Every struct in the Source of FreeRadius need to be changed to *
home_server_t*!
now you should made finallay the main make and see the all should be fine
compiled! at the end run "make install " and implement the new C++ Module
in an Section in the radiusd.conf and it will run!
Greetz
Patrick
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