Hello John,
On Apr 1, 9:10pm, John Gray wrote:
> Subject: (RADIATOR) NT Services Question
> Hi,
>
> I am have trouble getting radiator setup as a Service on NT.
>
> I use the following string in the Registry and I can successfully test
> authenicate using radpwtst with the Platypus.
>
> c:\perl\bin\perl.exe c:\radiator\radiusd -config_file c:\raddb\radius.cfg
> -dictionary_file c:\raddb\dictionary
>
> The problem is with this string it will not authenticate from a NAS. I am
> using Platypus with Microsoft SQL.
>
> However I can authenticate with the NAS and Playtpus when I run Radiator
> from a Dos prompt with this command.
>
> From the Radiator Directory> perl radiusd -config_file c:\raddb\radius.cfg
>
> Where have I gone wrong????
Do you get any error messages?
The fact that it works in the distribution directory, but not elsewhere makes
me suspect that the Radiator library modules (in Radius\*.pm) have not been
installed where perl can find them. You need to install the perl files by doing
perl Makefile.PL install
You can test this by changing to an unrelated directory (\ is good) and
running:
cd \
c:\perl\bin\perl.exe c:\radiator\radiusd -config_file c:\raddb\radius.cfg
-dictionary_file c:\raddb\dictionary
If there is a problem with the library, you should get an error message.
>
> John
>
> PS I do not have any logs set in the radius.cfg file other than the SQL
> required by Platypus (I am using the Emerald .cfg file). Could this have
> anything to do with the problem?
Probably not.
Hope that helps
Cheers.
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