Howto use rlm_python or how another way to use "rocket codes"

[Jesse Schlüter]

Thanks for the info, I installed the freeradius from the Ubuntu packages,
which is version 2.1 something. Unfortunately it did not contain a
modules/python file. I created one like this:

  python {
    mod_instantiate = "radiusd_test"
    func_instantiate = "instantiate"
    mod_authorize = "radiusd_test"
    func_authorize = "authorize"
    mod_accounting = "radiusd_test"
    func_accounting = "accounting"
    mod_pre_proxy = "radiusd_test"
    func_pre_proxy = "pre_proxy"
    mod_post_proxy = "radiusd_test"
    func_post_proxy = "post_proxy"
    mod_post_auth = "radiusd_test"
    func_post_auth = "post_auth"
    mod_recv_coa = "radiusd_test"
    func_recv_coa = "recv_coa"
    mod_send_coa = "radiusd_test"
    func_send_coa = "send_coa"
    mod_detach = "radiusd_test"
    func_detach = "detach"
  }

My previous one had some errors, but this one seems to work and tries to
load radiusd_test but can't find it. Does the freeradius python environment
has a special path on which to put modules, or the normal python
environment?

Thanks,
Jesse

2015-06-10 14:37 GMT+02:00 Alan DeKok <aland at deployingradius.com>:

> On Jun 10, 2015, at 7:26 AM, Jesse Schlüter <jesse.schlueter at helix360.de>
> wrote:
> > I have a device for which I need authentication in form of a username and
> > pre-generated one-time-pads. The device speaks radius flawlessly, so I
> > though the easiest setup would be a radius server.
>
>   That's the best way.
>
> > Finally I found out that it is possible to "program" my own
> authentication
> > plugin using python for freeradius. There is only one problem: zero
> > documentation.
> >
> > I found the python example "prepaid.py" somewhere on the internet,
>
>   Why?  The server comes with examples...
>
> > so I was
> > able to put my own module together. But how do I tell freeradius to use
> > this module? I am not a freeradius expert, and I went through the wiki,
> but
> > again, documentation seems to be sparse on details.
>
>   In version 2, see raddb/modules/python.  In version 3,
> raddb/mods-available/python.  It contains text which tells you what to do.
>
>   Then, use the module by listing "python" in
> raddb/sites-available/default.  That process is documented, too.
>
>   Alan DeKok.
>
>
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Jesse Schlüter
mail: jesse.schlueter at helix360.de