(RADIATOR) Multiple realms in handler

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Ken -

On Monday 17 September 2001 12:26, Ken Kirkby wrote:
>
> I've been following this with interest. We want to implement a block
> with
> called-station-id and called-number-id so as to prevent STD calls from
> an ambiguously located exchange area.
>
> For example we'd like to block calls from 0265773xxx and 0265774xxx to
> 0265473002. What is the most effective way of implementing this?
> A specific handler, or combination with database.
>

The best way to do this probably depends on what else you have configured, 
however here is a Handler to do it:

# define Handler to reject specific phone numbers

<Handler Calling-Station-Id = /^0265773|^0265774/, Called-Station-Id = 
0265473002>
	AuthBy reject.users
</Handler>


The file "reject.users" would contain the following:

# users file to reject everything

DEFAULT Auth-Type = "Reject: Phone number out of area"


hth

Hugh


> On another subject we'd also like for signup purposes to treat the
> username as the password to a proxied radius server. We've tried rolling
> %U the username into the password variable %P for ongoing presentation
> to the
> proxy, but reencrypting the password seems to defeat the process.
>
> Suggestions or specific examples would be appreciated.
>
> I couldnt seem to find anything relevant in the archives.
>
> Many thanks for the ongoing development and support.

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