(RADIATOR) AcctLogFileFormat and multiple cisco-avpairs

[Hugh Irvine]

Thanks Nicolai.

regards

Hugh


On 6 Jul 2004, at 19:33, Nicolai van der Smagt wrote:

> For the archive's sake:
>
> This is how i solved this:
>
>         PreProcessingHook       sub { my $p=${$_[0]}; \
>                                       if (my @avpair = 
> $p->get_attr('cisco-avpair')) { \
>                                          foreach my $avpair (@avpair) 
> { \
>                                             
> $p->add_attr(split('=',$avpair)); \
>                                          } \
>                                       } \
>                                    }
>         AcctLogFileFormat       %B From: 
> %{User-Name}@%{Calling-Station-Id}\010 to: %{NAS-Port-Id}@%N -> 
> privilege: %{priv-lvl} command: %{cmd}
>
> Thanks Hugh.
>
> Cheers,
> Nicolai
>
> On Tue, 2004-07-06 at 00:02, Hugh Irvine wrote:
>> Hello Nicolai -
>>
>> The standard Radiator code cannot differentiate between multiple
>> instances of the same attribute which is why you are seeing this
>> behaviour. The simplest approach is to write a hook to parse the list
>> of cisco-avpair's and create additional attributes in the request that
>> you can then access directly. This topic has been discussed on the
>> mailing list and some example hook code was posted too.
>>
>> regards
>>
>> Hugh
>>
>>
>> On 6 Jul 2004, at 06:42, Nicolai van der Smagt wrote:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> We are using Radiator for handling TACACS+ requests. I am trying to
>>> change the format of command accounting from the default:
>>>
>>> Mon Jul  5 16:29:04 2004
>>>         NAS-IP-Address = 192.168.0.252
>>>         NAS-Port-Id = "tty1"
>>>         Calling-Station-Id = "192.168.0.142/<0>"
>>>         Timestamp = 1089037744
>>>         NAS-Identifier = "TACACS"
>>>         User-Name = "nsmagt"
>>>         cisco-avpair = "task_id=133<0>"
>>>         cisco-avpair = "service=shell"
>>>         cisco-avpair = "timezone=UTC"
>>>         cisco-avpair = "priv-lvl=15<0>"
>>>         cisco-avpair = "cmd=configure terminal <cr>"
>>>         Timestamp = 1089037744
>>>
>>> To a one-liner something like this:
>>>
>>> Jul  5, 2004 16:46 nsmagt at 192.168.0.142 tty2 at 192.168.0.252 
>>> task_id=144
>>> service=shell timezone=UTC priv-lvl=15 cmd=configure terminal
>>>
>>> using AcctLogFileFormat directive. I tried:
>>>
>>> AcctLogFileFormat       %B %{User-Name}@%{Calling-Station-Id}\010
>>> %{NAS-Port-Id}@%N %{cisco-avpair} %{cisco-avpair} %{cisco-avpair}
>>> %{cisco-avpair} %{cisco-avpair}
>>>
>>> This results in:
>>>
>>> Jul  5, 2004 17:10 nsmagt at 192.168.0.142 tty1 at 192.168.0.252 
>>> task_id=151
>>> task_id=151 task_id=151 task_id=151 task_id=151
>>>
>>> So apparently %cisco-avpair only holds the first cisco-avpair from 
>>> the
>>> accounting request. What variable can I use in
>>> the AcctLogFileFormat to describe the subsequent cisco-avpairs in the
>>> accounting request?
>
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NB: have you included a copy of your configuration file (no secrets),
together with a trace 4 debug showing what is happening?

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