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Thank you for your suggestion, @sempervictus.
I totally agree with your inquiry and actually I intended to implement that feature at the releasing time of this library, but I don't use that function in my product so that has been postponed to implement.
At the moment, I've not implemented that feature but I recognize the demand, so I think now is the time to implement that.
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Thanks a ton - i've a live test-case to work through debugging if that would be handy. Getting my head around how you have dictionaries working here. Takes a little bit of cross-file groking to make sense of it, but starting to get the hang. If you could throw up an R&D branch for the functionality, i'll happily test and collaborate off of it as you push to get hands dirty in the code without messing up the elegance of this implementation.
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Looks like the term "string" is a bit loose in the spec
0 1 2
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3
+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
| Type | Length | String...
+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
Type
79 for EAP-Message
because
pub const EAP_MESSAGE_TYPE: AVPType = 79;
/// Delete all of `eap_message` values from a packet.
pub fn delete_eap_message(packet: &mut Packet) {
packet.delete(EAP_MESSAGE_TYPE);
}
/// Add `eap_message` value-defined integer value to a packet.
pub fn add_eap_message(packet: &mut Packet, value: String) {
packet.add(AVP::from_string(EAP_MESSAGE_TYPE, &value));
}
/// Lookup a `eap_message` value-defined integer value from a packet.
///
/// It returns the first looked up value. If there is no associated value with `eap_message`, it returns `None`.
pub fn lookup_eap_message(packet: &Packet) -> Option<Result<String, AVPError>> {
packet
.lookup(EAP_MESSAGE_TYPE)
.map(|v| Ok(v.encode_string()?))
}
used in
let maybe_eap_message = rfc3579::lookup_eap_message(req_packet);
match maybe_eap_message {
Some(e) => match e {
Ok(m) => info!("Found eap message:\n{}\n",m),
Err(e) => error!("Could not decude eap message due to:\n\t{}\n",e)
},
None => info!("No eap message found")
}
produces
[2022-07-27T23:11:24Z ERROR server] Could not decode eap message due to:
decoding error: invalid utf-8 sequence of 1 bytes from index 1
any pointers on what i might be doing wrong here? 😄 Thanks
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Getting the hang of this more or less - dictionary data feeds into code-gen, that produces the Rust rfcX
files, and EAP-handling logic actually needs to go in there.
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Related Issues (12)
- More meaningful errors
- Support extended-type
- performance tuning for attributes HOT 1
- No way to set packet identifier HOT 6
- Documentation is unclear on how vendor specific attributes are handled HOT 1
- Dependency Dashboard
- Consider changing license HOT 1
- Pedantic request to doc/comment attributes file
- Wrong attribute lengths HOT 2
- Why no "Packet::get_attributes"?
- Please add support for rfc6613 and rfc6614
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