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how are the Radius dictionary files used?
From: Eliot Lear <lear () ofcourseimright com>
Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2016 09:10:52 +0100
Hi everyone, I'm doing some work to add support for a new DHCP option. I've already added and tested code in the appropriate dissector files, but I see that there are several files in the radius/ directory (dictionary.dhcp and dictionary.freedhcp). These look roughly like the dictionary files used by freeradius, but with the possibility of compound types. The option I'm adding is fairly straight forward: it's a length and string. It doesn't get much simpler. Should I place an entry in these files indicating "byte string"? Apologies if this is in a FAQ somewhere. A pointer to the answer would be fine. Thanks, Eliot
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Current thread:
- how are the Radius dictionary files used? Eliot Lear (Dec 14)
- Re: how are the Radius dictionary files used? Alexis La Goutte (Dec 14)
- Re: how are the Radius dictionary files used? Eliot Lear (Dec 15)
- Re: how are the Radius dictionary files used? Alexis La Goutte (Dec 14)