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>1. Can I reference a blank class to be included in the RADIUS export &
Re: RADIUS Exports Revisited
From: Andy Brown
Date: Thursday, October 7, 1999
Time: 11:19:00 pm
>omit another (non-blank) class? ie: I'd like to include in the export
>all customers with no class assigned, & omit the 'Empty Login' class.
How about I just make a preference to not send blank logins to the
RADIUS
file...
*** Wait... Yup, cold chills - all up and down my spine. Can you
squeeze it into 2.0?
>5. In general - Is there anyway to specifically search (and base a
found
>set) on a blank field? ie: Perhaps I want to search for all customers
>with a blank password, or a blank email override?
Yeah... use the "=" (without the quotes)... think of it like... it
equals
nothing. :-)
*** That oughta make it into the docs, pal.
>6. I am ahead of myself with this question, but I thunk it so I'll
speak
>it. What is the premise of the 'check login' script function if OG
>can't receive result codes?
The telscrpt.exe application can echo back the results of any command
(it
just can't pass it back to Optigold ISP).
The <e> tag will allow you to echo back junk.
*** Yeah, I played with it a little. Once again very straightforward
functionally. But is it just me, or wouldn't checking the login be
redundant, if OG is generating your RADIUS file for you? Is it just for
ISP's that don't rely on OG for *all* RADIUS manangement? (Tisk, tisk)
Or is it used for some other purpose too?
*** Is the 'check login' triggered anywhere else besides the new login
screen?
Andy
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