Hello Derek -
On Wed, 27 Oct 1999, Derek Sanderson wrote:
> i meant to post the same message... it does appear to be harmful because
> its causing my system to fall back to a flat file (i have auth groups set up
> just in case sql is down). the sql queries seam to work until the server
> gets busy, then it starts returning enough errors for radiator to
> temporarily stop sql logins.
>
> i need a solution for this one too....
>
I just posted this to Stuart Henderson.
There seems to be considerable confusion about which FreeTDS module should be
used with Radiator. Note that Radiator requires a DBD module for Perl DBI.
The correct reference is:
ftp://freetds.internetcds.com/pub/freetds_dbd/freetds_dbd.snapshot.tgz
FreeTDS_DBD must be installed just like Radiator and DBI, usually with:
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
make install
Please note that this version of freetds_dbd is incomplete and it does fail
some of its make tests (note also that you must edit the file t/TestCommon.pm
to reflect your configuration). Please read the README and INSTALL files in the
distribution. Radiator works just fine with this version, as it doesn't use any
of the missing freetds_dbd functions.
Once you have freetds_dbd correctly installed, you will have to change your
DBSource line(s) to refer to the freetds_dbd module:
DBSource dbi:FreeTDS:database=xxxx;host=yyyy;port=1433;
There are examples in the radius.cfg file in the main Radiator distribution.
hth
Hugh
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