OK. I see the problem. There is a bug in radauth that expect
Session-Timeout to be a string attribute like Session-Timeout="100"
instead of integer attribute Sesstion-Timeout=10.
But you can still use h323-credit-time - you just need to comply
it with Cisco funny standard - embed attr name inside attr value, like:
h323-credit-time="h323-credit-time=100"
----- Original Message -----
From: "Krasiyan Andreev" <krasiyan@bginfo.net>
Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 3:24 PM
> first , thank for great work :)
> I have a question , but probably problem is mine ...
> I autenticate users based on username , that is de-facto phone number , no
> alias , and h235 password with external chap script , written in perl
> afrer all , script returns exit 0, it is exec-program-wait for xtradius.
> at the bottom of script, I set (dinamicaly , dependent of destination)
> Session-Timeout ot h323-credit-time
> for example
> print STDOUT "Session-Timeout=300\n"
> or print STDOUT "h323-credit-time=200\n"
> script is used for autentication only on ARQ
> problem is , that from radius debug all is ok , but gnugk debug says alleays
> that , if I use Session-Timeout that durationLimit is 0 ,and if I use
> h323-credit-time that is invalid , and after it , securityDenial
> When I not set any of parameters , all is ok.
> I try with and without cat , in case that only return 0 to autorize ,but
> problem is the same , maybe parameters must be passed in difficult manner , or
> must explicity check for Service-Type Call-Check and send after it?
> I see source of radauth.cxx and seems that mine atrbutes are not extract
> correctly , do I make any mistake and they don't work in external scripts,
> what is design about using it , as you plan for right using?
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