[RADIATOR] using add_attr with cisco-avpairs

[Matt]

Hi Kiernan,

As it happens I was getting warnings..  I refer to the warning in the past
tenths as your correction to my use of add_attr of course fixed it :)

Thanks for the quick reply !

Matt



Hi Matt,

Do you get any warnings about an attribute not being in the dictionary?

I think you should be adding it like this:
$rad->add_attr('cisco-avpair', "$pairName=$pairValue");

Cheers,
Kiernan


From: radiator-bounces at open.com.au [mailto:radiator-bounces at
open.com.au] On Behalf Of Matt
Sent: Friday, 10 June 2011 1:41 PM
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Subject: [RADIATOR] using add_attr with cisco-avpairs



Greetings,

I have a requirement to re-write certain cisco-avpairs as they are pulled
from LDAP and returned to the LNS.
Using a PostAuthHook i'm achieving this, kind of.   My problem is it looks
like its working but it isnt.

In this example I don't need to modify the particular avpair so it works
fine without the re-write. So without the PostAuthHook the avpair reply
appears as follows.

cisco-avpair = "lcp:interface-config#1=ip vrf forwarding TEST"

However !  With the PostAuthHook i get:

cisco-avpair = "lcp:interface-config#1 = ip vrf forwarding TEST"

The only difference are the spaces between the avpair name and value.   I
believe this is why its failing. My LNS is a Cisco ASR 1001.  There are no
spaces in my  pairName or pairValue variables.  It appears that its the
add_attr code thats adding the spaces.

The snippet of code in my hooks using add_attr  appears as follows.

$rad->add_attr("cisco-avpair=$pairName", $pairValue);


Any tips here would be appreciated.   I'm running Radiator 4.8

thanks,

Matt Naismith
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