On Tue 19 Jun 2007, Alan DeKok wrote:
> Hugh Messenger wrote:
> > Alan Dekok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said
>
> ...
>
> > So far the only errors I'm seeing are these:
> >
> > ==29820== Thread 2:
> > ==29820== Invalid write of size 1
> > ==29820==at 0x4819294: strNcpy (misc.c:187)
> > ==29820==by
Hugh Messenger wrote:
> Alan Dekok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said
...
> So far the only errors I'm seeing are these:
>
> ==29820== Thread 2:
> ==29820== Invalid write of size 1
> ==29820==at 0x4819294: strNcpy (misc.c:187)
> ==29820==by 0x4CC43F3: sqlippool_postauth (rlm_sqlippool.c:527)
That
Alan Dekok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said
> Yes. For simplicity:
>
> $ script valgrind.log
> $ valgrind radiusd -xxx
> ...
> $
> $ exit
Okie Dokie. I was going to use --log-file witrh valgrind, but 'script'
works. Done.
So far the only errors I'm seeing are these:
==29820== Thread 2:
==29820==
Hugh Messenger wrote:
> I've never used valgrind before, not sure if it handles daemonized and/pr
> threaded services, so I'm not sure if I'd need to run radiusd with -s or -X.
>
> My inclination is to use 'valgrind radiusd -xx' ...
Yes. For simplicity:
$ script valgrind.log
$ valgrind radius
> From: Alan Dekok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Run it under valgrind, and re-direct all of the valgrind output to a
> file.
What radiusd switches should I use?
I've never used valgrind before, not sure if it handles daemonized and/pr
threaded services, so I'm not sure if I'd need to run radiusd with
Hugh Messenger wrote:
> Unfortunately, when I run it as a service, it dies after a few hours. No
> clues, no errors, no nothing . it just silently dies off. Load is not a
> factor - we're migrating our wireless networks to PPPOE, and right now just
> have a handful of test users. So freeradius i
Having been running freeradius in debug mode (with no problems at all) for a
month or so while testing and provisioning, it's time to put it in
production.
Unfortunately, when I run it as a service, it dies after a few hours. No
clues, no errors, no nothing . it just silently dies off. Load i
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