>Does any one use PostgreSQL with Radiator? Can you share your
>experience? Is it a good choice? Is it fast enough for the job?
Yup, we use PostgeSQL, on a separate box to the radius server. We
insert the radius start packets into the database and do updates for the
stop packets (using an index of course). There's currently 1.1 million
rows in the radius table: the table data is 160 Mb and there's another
110 Mb in the indices.
It's plenty quick enough on our PII/350 with 256 Mb.
No problems whatsoever with the radiator inserts/updates, and doing a
query to show all the login sessions for random user for a random week
(1/4/99 - 7/4/99) just took 0.67 seconds elapsed.
Cheers,
Chris,
OnTheNet
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