Hello Alan,
See answers inline
Regards,
Pierre
Alan DeKok a écrit :
Pierre Rondou wrote:
The problem is that the server seems to lose accounting packets in
Multithread mode
It's possible that you're simply sending packets too fast. If the
server doesn't read them from the socket quickly enough, the kernel will
simply discard them.
Well, then, why is this only happening in the multi-thread mode? If it
was a kernel issue, wouldn't it drop the packets in the same way for the
single-thread version?
Logging with module "detail" or "linelog" logs only a very little amount
(0.5%) of the transmitted packets. The client receive all the answer,
but my problem is that I rely on those logs for an other program.
It should handle a lot more than .5% of the packets. It does on my
system.
This only happen when using FreeRadius in Multithread mode, while using
it in single-thread (freeradius -s), all the packets are logged correctly.
Anyone has a hint on this problem?
What *else* is the server doing? Databases? Exec'd programs?
Actually, it's a test server (HP Proliant 360 with 16 Gb ram and
quad-core proc), so nothing is really running on it. MongoDB is
installed (but nothing is using it), monit and ssh are installed as
well, and that's it.
The debian was installed with basically nothing.
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