Alan DeKok wrote:
>
>> If I can not find something wrong caused by us, I will fill a bug
>> report. So far, nothing is found.
>
> All of the time you spend investigating things is WASTED. The ONLY
> thing that will help is to follow the instructions in doc/bugs.
>
> Follow the instructions i
Dinh Pham Cong wrote:
> Thanks Alan. I am reviewing my system to see if there is any wrong in
> our system settings that can cause FreeRadius crashed under high load.
Think about that for a second. Is there really a configuration
setting that says "crash under high load" ?
I don't think so.
Ok, well there would be no point going sub second, as long as its a
reasonable amount.
Have you tried using a perl or python module to handle the auth / acct?
Thanks,
Michael
On Wed, 2009-11-11 at 00:36 +0700, Dinh Pham Cong wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
> Yes I have enabled MySQL slow query log for a
Hi Michael,
Yes I have enabled MySQL slow query log for all queries that take more than
1s for execution. I have found 2 slow queries only (INSERT) in one server
and no slow query on the other. Because I installed MySQL using a rpm
package so I can not patch it with microslow patch to enable loggi
Hi Dinh,
I'm very interested to see your results, I have a freeradius + freebsd
setup running and hit around 800 queries/per sec. As of yet rock
solid :) (64Bit as well).
Following the thread you also sent the "Discarding duplicate request
from client tester1 port" error. I'm interested to see th
Hi Alan,
On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 11:25 PM, Alan DeKok wrote:
>
> But if you follow the instructions in doc/bugs, you will be able to
> give us the data we need to FIX the crash.
>
>
Thanks Alan. I am reviewing my system to see if there is any wrong in our
system settings that can cause FreeRadius
Dinh Pham Cong wrote:
> I have enabled sqltrace and found that for accounting purpose, there was
> only a single query made into MySQL for accounting stop or start: An
> insert for start and a delete for stop. For single INSERT and/or DELETE
> I have used mysqlslap for stress testing and found that
Hi Alan,
I have attached a graph created by Munin that shows how MySQL works under
FreeRadius load test
http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/7204/mysqlqueriesday.png
This test was conducted last night. I used 2 16-core Dell servers,
FastEthernet 100Mb to run 2 test clients to test 2 Radius servers. Ea
Hi Alan,
On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 8:15 PM, Alan DeKok wrote:
>
> FreeRADIUS does a mix of selects, inserts and updates for accounting.
> It may be that the DB can only handle 1000 transactions/s with that mix.
>
> See also "sqltrace" config in sql.conf. You can try the following tests:
>
> - s
Alisson wrote:
> I have the same problem with Freebsd + radius and Mysql 5. server hp
> core 2 duo, 2 gb ram
>
> we have 1000 connections concurrent... and we have the same error
> "discarding packet'
>
> Alan Dekok sayd to me that the problem is the same "slow database"
>
> I'm don't found a so
Dinh Pham Cong wrote:
> I saw that when 1000 client was created at the same time and send
> requests to Radius server concurrently there were about 2000+ radiusd
> threads were created too. I thought that 1000 concurrent client could be
> translated to more than 1000 packets/s.
Maybe. It depend
Am Dienstag, 10. November 2009 13:02:50 schrieb Alisson:
> I have the same problem with Freebsd + radius and Mysql 5. server hp core 2
> duo, 2 gb ram
>
> we have 1000 connections concurrent... and we have the same error
> "discarding packet'
>
> Alan Dekok sayd to me that the problem is the same "
I have the same problem with Freebsd + radius and Mysql 5. server hp core 2
duo, 2 gb ram
we have 1000 connections concurrent... and we have the same error
"discarding packet'
Alan Dekok sayd to me that the problem is the same "slow database"
I'm don't found a solution yet
2009/11/10 Dinh Pha
Hi Alan,
On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 5:35 PM, Alan DeKok wrote:
> Dinh Pham Cong wrote:
> > start_servers = 1024
> > max_servers = 3000
> > max_spare_servers = 3000
>
> That's a little high.
>
>
I saw that when 1000 client was created at the same time and send requests
to Radius server concurrently
Dinh Pham Cong wrote:
> start_servers = 1024
> max_servers = 3000
> max_spare_servers = 3000
That's a little high.
> My sql.conf
>
> # number of sql connections to make to server
> num_sql_socks = 1000
Remember: 1000 packets/s does *not* mean 1000 threads or 1000 SQL
sockets. The server sh
Hi all,
I am using FreeRADIUS Version 2.1.7, CentOS 5.3 64 bit, MySQL 5.0.77 (max
connections 3000) on a 16-core, 16GB RAM server. This is my radiusd.conf
max_request_time = 10
cleanup_delay = 5
max_requests = 5120
start_servers = 1024
max_servers = 3000
max_spare_servers = 3000
max_requests_per
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