(RADIATOR) Selecting domain stripping in AuthBySQLRADIUS

[James Wiegand]

Just to clarify, because under section 6.30 RewriteUsername is not listed,
even though it is shown in section 6.45, is it legal to have a
RewriteUsername statement under a Hosts clause?  This would be useful.

Sorry to be pedantic, but the statement that anything which is legal in a
Hosts clause is not clear in the context of a RewriteUsername statement.
In 2.18 I seem to remember not being able to include a rewrite statement in
a Hosts clause.  Is this changed for 3.1?

Thanks for the help,

Jim Wiegand, BSEE, MSE
Supervisor, Infrastructure Operations
Fiberlink Communications
215 793 6554


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                    Hugh Irvine                                                          
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                    07/08/2002           cc:                                             
                    07:11 PM             Subject:     Re: (RADIATOR) Selecting domain    
                    Please               stripping in AuthBySQLRADIUS                    
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Hello James -

In Radiator 3.1, you can use the AuthBy SQLRADIUS clause with
HostColumnDef's
to supply a RewriteUsername (or not).

Note that you will need the patched version of AuthBy SQLRADIUS from the
Radiator 3.1 patches area.

See section 6.45 in the Radiator 3.1 reference manual ("doc/ref.html").

regards

Hugh

On Tue, 9 Jul 2002 06:31, James Wiegand wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to come up with a config where we can store the bulk of our
> roaming configurations in an SQL table.  There is one question that does
> not seem to be obvious from the configuration.  Is it possible to have to
> strip the domain (or not) based on the (domain, host) key?
>
> Here's the scenario:
>
> user at foo.com   -> user at foo.com sent to host1
>           -> user at foo.com sent to host2
>
> user at bar.com   -> user sent to host1
>           -> user sent to host2
>
> user at zed.com   -> user at zed.com sent to host1
>           -> user sent to host2
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Jim Wiegand, BSEE, MSE
> Supervisor, Infrastructure Operations
> Fiberlink Communications
> 215 793 6554
>
>
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