That warm fuzzy status indicator as thus: [ OK ] is just that. It can be fooled. If I recall right, there's an init script and a .spec file for building rpms in the tarball.
Enjoy, Scott Edwards -- Daxal Communications - http://www.daxal.com Surf the USA - http://www.surfthe.us On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 12:58:20 -0600, Linda Pagillo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello All: > > I'm running FreeRadius 0.9.3 on a server which uses Linux Redhat 9. Here is > the problem. When i first installed FreeRadius about 8 months ago, i added > the rc.radiusd script to my Linux startup. Lately, when I reboot my server, > my Linux startup screen shows that FreeRadius has started up with no errors > as it always has, but when i do a ps -aux from the Linux command line, it > shows that it is not in the list of things running. I have to actually cd to > /usr/local/sbin and start radiusd from there before FreeRadius will work > correctly again. The weird thing is, this has not always been an on-going > problem. It just started about 2 months ago. I thought for a while that it > was my Linux server, but everything else on the server starts normally when > i reboot. The only thing that does not start is FreeRadius. Again, Linux is > showing that it is starting, but in reality, it's not. Any help would be > appreciated. Thank you. > > Linda Pagillo > Director of Technical Services > N2 The Net > - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
