string definitions not global? config: No such entry confdir for string ${confdir}/clients.conf
freeraidus -X
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Config: including file: /etc/freeradius/includes/radiusdconf/clients.conf
config: No such entry confdir for string ${confdir}/clients.conf
Errors reading radiusd.conf
I'm using Freeradius 1.0.1-2 from debian sarge.
The huge radiusd.conf drives me a little batty when trying to
configure it, so I spent the matter of some time to split up each
section (including modules) into separate configs. This way I can
comment, say ldap out in a single line, and know it's not being used.
Anyway, I'm now presented with the problem of string definitions not
being available in included files. Having used Apache's XSSI module
for some time, I assumed freeradius would propagate the namespace into
whatever you're including. (AFAIK, mod_macro does the same). I
realise freeradius isn't Apache, but these behaivors IMO should be the
same.
Are there any workarounds for this? Is there someway to define a
string definition to be global?
TIA,
Scott Edwards
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Re: string definitions not global? config: No such entry confdir for string ${confdir}/clients.conf
Scott Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Config: including file: /etc/freeradius/includes/radiusdconf/clients.conf
config: No such entry confdir for string ${confdir}/clients.conf
Errors reading radiusd.conf
Hmm... that's defined in the normal configuration files, and it
works there.
The huge radiusd.conf drives me a little batty when trying to
configure it, so I spent the matter of some time to split up each
section (including modules) into separate configs. This way I can
comment, say ldap out in a single line, and know it's not being used.
Ah. You've edited the configuration files and now they don't work.
The solution would appear to be for you to NOT edit the configuration
files.
Anyway, I'm now presented with the problem of string definitions not
being available in included files. Having used Apache's XSSI module
for some time, I assumed freeradius would propagate the namespace into
whatever you're including. (AFAIK, mod_macro does the same). I
realise freeradius isn't Apache, but these behaivors IMO should be the
same.
The default configuration works. The 'confdir' definition is
available in all included files in the default config.
I suggest you re-vist your editing process.
Alan DeKok.
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Re: string definitions not global? config: No such entry confdir for string ${confdir}/clients.conf
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 23:48:35 -0500, Alan DeKok wrote:
Scott Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Config: including file: /etc/freeradius/includes/radiusdconf/clients.conf
config: No such entry confdir for string ${confdir}/clients.conf
Errors reading radiusd.conf
Hmm... that's defined in the normal configuration files, and it
works there.
Well, I diched that series, and recopied them from backups (of a
machine that's getting replaced). After some fine tuning, it's all
good to go.
I'll poke at the multilevel include mystery some other day...
Thanks!
Scott Edwards
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