Am 15.07.2009 um 08:16 schrieb Stefan Winter:
Hello,
I wonder if there's a way to install FreeRADIUS, but *not* have it
install config files in its raddb dir.
The reason being that if you have a previous version and a
well-shepherded config directory with only exactly the needed files, a
"make install" will clutter your raddb dir with default files. You can
delete the unnecessary files afterwards for sure, but it would be
preferable if raddb could remain untouched on request.
I even had one instance where I got bitten by it: a server didn't
have a
sites-enabled/default. "make install" during an upgrade helpfully
created it with a set of module calls in it which weren't
configured. As
a result, the server refused to start afterwards until the "default"
server was deleted.
So, is there some kind of "make install-no-config", "./configure
--no-touch-raddb" or similar?
I do not know how to do it at compile time but you can do it at
runtime by specifing -d your_directory to radiusd.
So perhaps a make install will install many configuration files but
not where *your* configuration is.
Greetings,
Stefan Winter
Have a nice day!
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