(RADIATOR) rewrite User-Name in access-accept??

[Jeff Wolfe]

Is it possible to rewrite the username in the access-accept packet that 
radiator sends back as part of an EAP-TTLS packet?

I'm specifically interested in replacing the outer username In EAP-TTLS with 
the inner username.
I'm arguing with Cisco over accounting with EAP-TTLS, they claim the AP1200 
listens to the user-name in the access-accept packet for the user-name used in 
the accounting start and stop packets that follow.

I'm not so sure, but based on observation of the transaction with a sniffer, 
radiator does not send a user-name attribute in the access-accept packet at all.

To make matters worse, when I use "AddToReply" to add a user-name attribute, I 
get 2 in the packet; the "user-name=anonymous" I don't want and the 
"user-name=luser" that I added.

My brain is fried at the moment, so I'm going to wait until tomorrow to go look 
at the code again. :)

thanks

-JEff

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