Can anyone help me with a cranky max 6000?
Thx
George
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On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, pavesi wrote:
I have ~10k users and having some performance issues on my two FreeRadius
0.4 servers.
I am using MySQL for radius accounting and LDAP as my authentication
methods, along with CHAP.
I get consistent messages of the type: Error: Dropping duplicate
I have been experiencing crashes as well under high accounting load
(Solaris 7 , mysql accounting). It appears that the use of non thread-safe
library functions are responsible for this. I have replaced all the
localtime() and ctime() calls with their POSIX thread safe counterparts
Check your /etc/services - if it doesn't define ports for RADIUS, then it
will use the default 1645, 1646.
And portslave is assuming the new port of 1812.
So, you have to change one of them to use the correct port; the addresses
are fine.
I'm using portslave to serve as replacement for
can you send the diff of all files that you fix ?
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Marcelo Ferreira
Canbras TVA Cabo Ltda
Canbras Acesso - STA
Phone: +5511-4993-8728
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xiashao7 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is any support of operator fileds for postgres?
Yes, once you update the schema and the database.
I downloaded and compiled freeradius snapshot, but it seems that db
schema was changed only for mysql. Is any way to use operator fields
with postgres? Has
At 12:33 PM 02/02/01 -0200, you wrote:
can you send the diff of all files that you fix ?
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I don't have the time right now to make up the diffs (its Friday afternoon
and 30 deg C outside :)), but I changed all the localtime ctime
references in the following files:
src/main/xlat.c
Eddie Stassen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It appears that the use of non thread-safe library functions are
responsible for this.
Uh, yeah. Why didn't I think of that.
Sorry...
I don't know how applicable these changes are to other OS's (Linux), but
perhaps someone running FR on linux
cranky?
George wrote:
Can anyone help me with a cranky max 6000?
Thx
George
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getting users connecting at 26.4
frame errors and controlled slips
Mike Cathey wrote:
cranky?
George wrote:
Can anyone help me with a cranky max 6000?
Thx
George
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How can i define the following rule in free radius
:
"Try to authenticate user XXX. If not found in this radius, try radius
W.X.Y.Z"
hugs to all ...
julio
Julio Faerman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can i define the following rule in free radius :
Try to authenticate user XXX. If not found in this radius, try radius =
W.X.Y.Z
You have to be careful, but it can be done.
See 'doc/configurable_failover'
You've got to set up all of the
Lee W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Right now I have the 3com handling the pools not FreeRadius. I was
told on this list that Freeradius can't handle a upper limit on
address pools, that you can set a start limit with
Framed-IP-Address, and it will assign up from said IP so I should
use my
pavesi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have ~10k users and having some performance issues on my two FreeRadius
0.4 servers.
Most performance issues can be traced to external databases or DNS
lookups.
If you're only using the 'users' file, then the server should be
able to handle 1000's of
Peter Santiago [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Feb 1 13:22:58 psinergybbs port[S100]: radius@[192.168.1.1]1812 not
responding
I have already used the -i ipaddr argument for freeradius
Attaced below is my current freeradius and portslave config( Please bear
with me, as I am only starting to
On Fri, Feb 01, 2002 at 10:52:49AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eddie Stassen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It appears that the use of non thread-safe library functions are
responsible for this.
[...]
The changes MUSt be made for safety. I'll take a look at doing some
of the work over the
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eddie Stassen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It appears that the use of non thread-safe library functions are
responsible for this.
Uh, yeah. Why didn't I think of that.
Sorry...
Well, you should be able to link against thread-safe
Please explain the relationship that freeradius and
Cistron have?
I know cistron started but he has not enough time
to devote to
the project "which I totally understand" because of
his personal
live and work. Now, I have read that a couple of
other guys started
freeradius using the cistron
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