David wrote:
> ... So what would cause that file to get so
> big? I notice in the radiusd.conf it mentions in the session section that
> "The rlm_sql module is *much* faster" the default configuration uses
> radutmp. If I change it to sql then I could leave the radutmp commented out
> of the acco
On Wed 15 Aug 2007, David wrote:
> I have verified that the database can run all of the queries quickly. I
> was having trouble running radiusd -X (it was slow ) but radiusd -x was
> better but the thread count and load average would run up. At you suggest
> I ran in debugging mode -X again and th
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> Subject: RE: Radius is running away with the CPU
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> I have verified that the datab
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> Subject: Re: Radius is running away with the CPU
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> David wrote:
> > I found that when running radius -x to the console I see lines like
> > the following
David wrote:
> I found that when running radius -x to the console I see lines like the
> following
> WARNING: Unresponsive child (id 3074419616) for request 8978
Ah. The database you're using isn't responding to the RADIUS server.
So the server is blocked from getting anything done.
> I am no
-Request packet "..., 81) = 81
time(NULL) = 1187123947
futex(0xfb7990, FUTEX_WAKE, 1) = 1
select(6, [3 4 5], NULL, NULL, {5, 0}
David
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David wrote:
> I am not intentionally/manually HUP'ing the server. The problem happens
> pretty much as soon as I start the server.
Well, something changed. It worked before, didn't it?
Find out what changed. Run the server in debugging mode. Use
'strace' to see what it's doing.
Alan D
, August 14, 2007 10:50 AM
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> Subject: Re: Radius is running away with the CPU
>
> David wrote:
> > I have been using freeradius for several years but in the last few
> > months have seen a problem with the cpu usage. TOP almost always
David wrote:
> I have been using freeradius for several years but in the last few months
> have seen a problem with the cpu usage. TOP almost always shows radius with
>> 100% CPU much of the time it is at 300%. The load average runs up to 32
> at times as well. This corresponds with the max_serve
Grr, I took out the In-Reply-To, but I forgot to change the Subject. I
am so sorry, and embarassed.
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