Re: [Open1x-developers] xsupplicant library?

[Tom E. <to...@gr...>]

Hi Josh,

the licensing issue has been resolved, we are releasing under the same Dual
license which XSupplicant uses.

A first version, 0.4.0, of the xsupplicant library is available @
http://pub.grid-net.com/xsuplib/ . Let me know if you have any input for the
next version.

Right now, there is no easy way to run the xsupplicant library in this package;
I need to figure out how to tackle this.
(I myself use a customized radius server as well as version of XSupplicant in
direct-radius mode which has been modified to use the xsupplicant library)

Cheers
Tom


Tom Enderes wrote:
> Sending attachments to the list doesn't work. On open1x, is there a place I can
> upload the lib for anyone interested to have a look?
> 
> I would like to use LGPL for the lib. If the authors of the existing xsupplicant
> code (which uses a dual license) objected to that, would you please let me know?
> 
> Tom Enderes wrote:
>> Josh Howlett wrote:
>>>>> Ok, so the application has to provide something equivalent to an EAP lower
>>>> layer to talk to the peer? It then uses this method to exchange EAP packets
>>>> with the library?
>>>>
>>>> Exactly.
>>> How does the API expose data that the EAP method exports, like names and keys?
>> using the callback on success, prototype for all the callbacks is shown below:
>>
>> struct xsup_library_config {
>> 	void (*notify_eap_data) (xsup_cookie cookie, const uint8_t* data, size_t length);
>> 	void (*notify_success) (xsup_cookie cookie, const uint8_t* keymaterial, size_t
>> length);
>> 	void (*notify_failure) (xsup_cookie cookie, xsup_returntype reasoncode);
>> };
>>
>>
>>
>>> Josh.
>>>
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