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diff --git a/radius/tests/rfc.txt b/radius/tests/rfc.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d8bd613 --- /dev/null +++ b/radius/tests/rfc.txt @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ +# All attribute lengths are implicit, and are calculated automatically +# +# Input is of the form: +# +# WORD ... +# +# The WORD is a keyword which indicates the format of the following text. +# WORD is one of: +# +# raw - read the grammar defined below, and encode an attribute. +# The grammer supports a trivial way of describing RADIUS +# attributes, without reference to dictionaries or fancy +# parsers +# +# encode - reads "Attribute-Name = value", encodes it, and prints +# the result as text. +# use "-" to encode the output of the last command +# +# decode - reads hex, and decodes it "Attribute-Name = value" +# use "-" to decode the output of the last command +# +# data - the expected output of the previous command, in ASCII form. +# if the actual command output is different, an error message +# is produced, and the program terminates. +# +# +# The "raw" input satisfies the following grammar: +# +# Identifier = 1*DIGIT *( "." 1*DIGIT ) +# +# HEXCHAR = HEXDIG HEXDIG +# +# STRING = DQUOTE *CHAR DQUOTE +# +# TLV = "{" 1*DIGIT DATA "}" +# +# DATA = 1*HEXCHAR / 1*TLV / STRING +# +# LINE = Identifier DATA +# +# The "Identifier" is a RADIUS attribute identifier, as given in the draft. +# +# e.g. 1 for User-Name +# 26.9.1 Vendor-Specific, Cisco, Cisco-AVPAir +# 241.1 Extended Attribute, number 1 +# 241.2.3 Extended Attribute 2, data type TLV, TLV type 3 +# etc. +# +# The "DATA" portion is the contents of the RADIUS Attribute. +# +# 123456789abcdef hex string +# 12 34 56 ab with spaces for clarity +# "hello" Text string +# { 1 abcdef } TLV, TLV-Type 1, data "abcdef" +# +# TLVs can be nested: +# +# { tlv-type { tlv-type data } } { 3 { 4 01020304 } } +# +# TLVs can be concatencated +# +# {tlv-type data } { tlv-type data} { 3 040506 } { 8 aabbcc } +# +# The "raw" data is encoded without reference to dictionaries. Any +# valid string is parsed to a RADIUS attribute. The resulting RADIUS +# attribute *may not* be correctly formatted to the relevant RADIUS +# specifications. i.e. you can use this tool to create attribute 1 +# (User-Name), which is encoded as a series of TLVs. That's up to you. +# +# The purpose of the "raw" command is to have a simple way of encoding +# attributes which is independent of any dictionaries or packet processing +# routines. +# +# The output data is the hex version of the encoded attribute. +# + +encode User-Name = bob +data 01 05 62 6f 62 + +decode - +data User-Name = "bob" + +decode 01 05 62 6f 62 +data User-Name = "bob" + +# +# The Type/Length is OK, but the attribute data is of the wrong size. +# +decode 04 04 ab cd +data Attr-4 = 0xabcd + +# Zero-length attributes +decode 01 02 +data + +# don't encode zero-length attributes +#encode User-Name = "" +#data + +# except for CUI. Thank you, WiMAX! +decode 59 02 +data Chargeable-User-Identity = "" + +# Hah! Thought you had it figured out, didn't you? +#encode - +#data 59 02 + +encode NAS-Port = 10 +data 05 06 00 00 00 0a + +decode - +data NAS-Port = 10 + +walk 05 06 00 00 00 0a +data v0 a5 l4 + +walk 05 06 00 00 00 0a 02 06 00 00 00 0a +data v0 a5 l4,v0 a2 l4 + +walk 1a 0c 00 00 00 01 05 06 00 00 00 0a +data v1 a5 l4 + +walk 1a 12 00 00 00 01 05 06 00 00 00 0a 03 06 00 00 00 0a +data v1 a5 l4,v1 a3 l4 + +# Access-Request, code 1, authentication vector of zero +sign 05 06 00 00 00 0a +data 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 + +code 4 + +sign 05 06 00 00 00 0a +data 62 63 f1 db 80 70 a6 64 37 31 63 e4 aa 95 5a 68 + +sign 05 06 00 00 00 0a +data 62 63 f1 db 80 70 a6 64 37 31 63 e4 aa 95 5a 68 + +secret hello +sign 05 06 00 00 00 0a +data 69 20 c0 b9 e1 2f 12 54 9f 92 16 5e f4 64 9b fd + +secret testing123 +sign 05 06 00 00 00 0a +data 62 63 f1 db 80 70 a6 64 37 31 63 e4 aa 95 5a 68 |