"freeradius authorize reject" on Google Provides better results

securemepls

Steps to reproduce:
I was trying to find some configuration hints to reject a user in freeradius at the authorize step. Searching on kagi for freeradius authorize reject doesn't give great results. Enabling the Programming lense improves it, but defaults to just 7 results.

I ended up needing to add !g to get the results I needed.

Expected behavior:
I'm expecting results at least as good as Google if not better. So mailing lists, books (if possible), or blogs.

Debug info:
Browser: Orion 0.99.123.3-beta
OS: mac OS 12.6.3
Connected to: US-EAST

Vlad

securemepls For us not familiar with the topic can you be more specific about what results were bad, and what results that you found on google for same query were better?

securemepls

Google provided the freeradius mailing lists more promenently and also an exerpt from a book as a first page result. IIRC between those two and some "unlang" references I found the answer.

Not that it helps, but I was looking for a way to reject a radius request that had an incorrect subdomain in an eduroam SSID.

authorize { if (&Aruba-Essid-Name == "eduroam" && &User-Name =~ /@.*\.domain\.edu$/i) { reject } elsif (&Aruba-Essid-Name == "eduroam" && &User-Name !~ /@domain\.edu$/i) {

It's been two weeks, so the google results have already changed (should have taken a screenshot) and I've forgotten the specific details.

Now that I'm looking back over the kagi results (and with more freeradius/unlang knowledge), I see that the 19th result (https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/freeradius-beginners-guide/9781849514088/ch12s06.html) has enough to anwser my query, but at that time it wasn't sufficient.