This doesn't appear to be your original problem, but this will not
work. The expiration date MUST be in the "Mmm DD YYYY" format...
radius is extremely picky over this.
In fact, radius will happily allow the user to connect indefinitely...
it doesn't even check to see if the date is the right number of
characters before parsing it. Not that it would have helped in the
above case, but it would catch things like "Jan 23, 1996".
It's things like this that make me wonder if a perl version of
radiusd would be practical. C is lousy for parsing config files.
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