Re Auth
API reference for diameter.message.commands.re_auth
.
This module contains Re-Auth Request and Answer messages, implementing AVPs documented in rfc6733.
ReAuth ¶
ReAuth(header: MessageHeader = None, avps: list[Avp] = None)
Bases: DefinedMessage
A Re-Auth message.
This message class lists message attributes based on the current RFC6733 as python properties, acessible as instance attributes. AVPs not listed in the base protocol can be retrieved using the ReAuth.find_avps search method.
Examples:
AVPs accessible either as instance attributes or by searching:
>>> msg = Message.from_bytes(b"...")
>>> msg.origin_realm
b'mvno.net'
>>> msg.find_avps((AVP_ORIGIN_REALM, 0))
[b'mvno.net']
When a diameter message is decoded using
Message.from_bytes, it returns
either an instance of ReAuthRequest
or ReAuthAnswer
automatically:
>>> msg = Message.from_bytes(b"...")
>>> assert msg.header.is_request is True
>>> assert isinstance(msg, ReAuthRequest)
When creating a new message by hand, the ReAuthRequest
or
ReAuthAnswer
class should be instantiated directly, and values for
AVPs set as class attributes:
>>> msg = ReAuthRequest()
>>> msg.origin_realm = b"mvno.net"
Other, custom AVPs can be appended to the message using the
ReAuth.append_avp method, or
by overwriting the avp
attribute entirely. Regardless of the custom AVPs
set, the mandatory values listed in RFC6733 must be set, however they can
be set as None
, if they are not to be used.
Warning
Every AVP documented for the subclasses of this command can be accessed
as an instance attribute, even if the original network-received message
did not contain that specific AVP. Such AVPs will be returned with the
value None
when accessed.
Every other AVP not mentioned here, and not present in a
network-received message will raise an AttributeError
when being
accessed; their presence should be validated with hasattr
before
accessing.
ReAuthAnswer ¶
ReAuthAnswer(header: MessageHeader = None, avps: list[Avp] = None)
ReAuthRequest ¶
ReAuthRequest(header: MessageHeader = None, avps: list[Avp] = None)