pyrad is an implementation of a RADIUS client and server as described in RFC2865, 2866, and others. It takes care of all the details like building RADIUS packets, sending and receiving them, and en-/decoding responses.
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packet.VerifyReply() had a syntax error when not called with a raw packet A bind() method has been added to the Client class. Handling of timeouts in client module has been fixed: when a bad packet was received, pyrad immediately started the next retry instead of discarding it and waiting for a timeout. Acct-Delay-Time is correctly set when resending accounting requests packets. Account request packages are verified as well. This release protects against packets with bogus lengths.
This release is the result of more work on handling accounting packets. All parts of the code are now aware of the differences between authentication and accounting packets and deal with them accordingly. This did require a few API changes. A first shot was taken at adding twisted support through a new curved module.
This is a maintenance release which fixes a few bugs and adds
documentation before introducing new features in a new
version. client.Timeout is now derived from Exception. epydoc
documentation has been added (and is available online as
well). Example RADIUS dictionaries have been added.
This release uses proper exceptions, encodes and decodes vendor attributes, and the dictionary can parse vendor dictionaries and can handle attribute values. This version enhances most constructors so that they now take extra optional parameters with initialisation info, and no longer uses obsolete Python interfaces like whrandom.
