Hello Danny -
On Tue, 21 Dec 1999, Danny Whitesel wrote:
We just recently purchased Radiator with the intention of using it with a
MySQL database. The section of the configuration reference is a bit
confusing as to exactly how to configure for MySQL.
Following are the errors that I get when I try to launch radiusd. I've
spaced the output out a little to make it easier to read here. And,
yes...I
know this reveals critical security information. Not knowing if the
problem
may be in an illegal character, I felt it was necessary to include
everything. I fully intend on changing the passwords and/or logins after
the
problem is resolved.
Sounds like you have not installed the DBI and DBD modules for Perl.
http://www.perl.com/CPAN-local/modules/by-module/DBI/DBI-1.13.tar.gz
http://www.perl.com/CPAN-local/modules/by-module/DBD/Msql-Mysql-modules-1.2
210.tar.gz
hth
Hugh
After I posted that, I went back and started digging a deeper. I did install
DBI and the MySQL modulesor, so I thought. I remembered seeing an error
when I did the "make test" for the MySQL modules. But, when I ran "make
test" a second time, there were no errors. At the time, like an idiot, I
didn't think anything of it.
Turns out, there is a problem with the MySQL module compiling on my system.
From the docs in the tarball, the error I am seeing has something to do with
Perl and MySQL not being comiled with the same comiler. Mysql was compile
using GCC. I know because I installed MySQL from the tarball. Perl, on the
other hand, was installed from a binary RPM...the one that came with RedHat
5.2.
If I understand the issue correctly, the next step for me to do is remove
the RPM install of Perl from that machine and compile/install Perl from a
tarball, making sure the Makefile specifies GCC as the compiler?
Has anyone else run into this before? Does anyone have any other suggestions
or input? I am really not looking forward to re-compiling Perl.
-Danny
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