I re-ran the install as you said below.
I think it's working, I just have to get used to adding /opt/freeradius
in the command lines.
Been watching with the radiusd -x and can even run a radtest
But now I'm back to the original problem to deny anything with UPPER
CASE letters to
prevent double billing by our provider.
Alan DeKok wrote:
Radius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a directory /etc/raddb/dictonary
FreeRADIUS never created that.
It should be a file.
See raddb/dictionary in the 1.0.4 source distribution.
it says in there that they are at /usr/local/share/freeradius/
and they are there. I did the default installation.
What you missed is that the dictionary in /etc/raddb/dictionary
should be nothing more than a reference to the
/usr/local/share/freeradius files.
When I edit and delete the dups, it just keeps going one file after
the other.
Don't edit the dictionaries! This whole problem came about because
when you upgraded the "make install" process told you what you would
have to do next, and you ignored it. You then went and edited mor
ethings without understanding them, making random changes in the hopes
that something would work.
I'll have to pull 0.93 from an old backup. This seems to be getting worse
as I try to make adjustments.
Exactly. Your "adjustments" are based on incomplete knowledge, and
as a result, are wrong.
The simple solution is to re-install 1.0.4, but this time do:
$ ./configure --prefix=/opt/freeradius
$ make
$ make install
Since you don't already have a "/opt/freeradius" directory, it will
make one, install itself, and the version of the server in
/opt/freeradius WILL WORK.
You can then update the configuration files in
/opt/freeradius/etc/raddb to match your local configuration.
And DON'T EDIT THE DICTIONARY FILES.
Alan DeKok.
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