DRAFT: TCP support #112
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The old versions did not support Linux/ARM
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Refactor networking to properly support TCP and import strlcat.
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First stab at TCP support in pam_radius (#102).
To enable, add
use_tcpto the PAM options.To support separate connect vs read timeouts, the timeout parameter in the config now supports two integers, comma separated. The first is the read timeout and the second optional value is the connect timeout.
This needs eyes as there was a reasonable amount of refactoring to make this work, plus it needs testing on Solaris.