rlm_python & freeradiusd 2.0.2

[Mike O'Connor]

Hi Alexander

I think your problem is that python does not know where to find your module.

The best way of over coming this issue is to place a file in the 
site-packages directory which indicates where your python code is installed.

[root at rproxy1 site-packages]# cat radiusd_test.pth
/opt/freeradius-python/
[root at rproxy1 site-packages]#

Cheers
Mike


Alexander Demidoff wrote:
> Hello all!
> I want to use python possibilities to authorize users with 
> freeradius.
>
> So, I compiled freeradius with options:
>                 --with-experimental-modules \
>                 --with-rlm_python
>
> created config files and my pythom module  "radiusd_isp",
> put it python path
>
> freeradius -X out me:
>
>   python {
>         mod_instantiate = "radiusd_isp"
>         func_instantiate = "instantiate"
>         mod_authorize = "radiusd_isp"
>         func_authorize = "authorize"
>         mod_authenticate = "radiusd_isp"
>         func_authenticate = "authenticate"
>         mod_preacct = "radiusd_isp"
>         func_preacct = "preacct"
>         mod_accounting = "radiusd_isp"
>         func_accounting = "accounting"
>         mod_detach = "radiusd_isp"
>         func_detach = "detach"
>   }
> exceptions.ImportError: No module named radiusd_isp
> Failed to import python module "radiusd_isp"
> /etc/freeradius/python.conf[32]: Instantiation failed for module "python"
> /etc/freeradius/radiusd.conf[1824]: Failed to find module "python".
> /etc/freeradius/radiusd.conf[1793]: Errors parsing authorize section.
>
> help me anybody, please !?
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