Oliver Zimmermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > after a long time of stability the radiusd crashed with every restart. > The debugging shows the file "detail-combined" exceeds "maximum file > size": > > ~~"maximum file size exceeded -- > /var/log/radius/radacct/detail-combined" > > > Its size has grown to 2GB:
Yes. There's a patch in the mailing list archives to allow the server to work with 64-bit files. > It shouldn't be a limitation of the host-filesystem (reiserfs 3.6) and > kernel(2.4.20), which can handle file sizes greater than 4GB. Yes... but the application has to be made aware of it. > What means the following sentence in the freeradius-docu of "radrelay": > " You should never logrotate your detail file, radrelay will take care > of this for you." > > How can this be done by "radrelay", so that the detail-combined does not > exceed 2GB? Apply the patch. A better (i.e. longer term) solution, is to patch radrelay, so that it calls 'xlat' on the filename. This allows the detail file to be time-specific, so that it is automatically rotated. Alan DeKok. - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
