We have our freeradius setup to authenticate with Active Directory for
EAP. Currently, it uses the samaccountname but we want to use UPN instead.
We get NT_STATUS_NO_SUCH_USER when testing with ntlm through command line.
ntlm_auth --request-nt-key --domain=test.local --username=tu...@pub.com
Angelica Delgado wrote:
We have our freeradius setup to authenticate with Active Directory for
EAP. Currently, it uses the samaccountname but we want to use UPN
instead. We get NT_STATUS_NO_SUCH_USER when testing with ntlm through
command line.
ntlm_auth --request-nt-key
Of Angelica Delgado
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Subject: configure freeradius to use UPN instead of samaccountname
We have our freeradius setup to authenticate with Active Directory for EAP.
Currently, it uses the samaccountname but we want to use UPN instead. We
Analyser Great wrote:
I am trying to setup a configuration where network admins have access to
all devices and users have only access to cisco vpn. I don't wanna use
local user database since I already have Ldap to authorize and Kerberos
to authenticate.
How do you do this in your domain
I am not sure what I am doing wrong but I am just banging my head on a
simple problem.
I am trying to upgrade from radius 1 to radius 2 and will be using an
entire set of new configuration.
Currently, I am checking an Ldap attribute dialupaccess to allow users to
get access to vpn / network
Thanks for the reply.
I am new to FreeRadius and doing analysis on how to remove The identity
and password attributes of LDAP module in radiusd.config and still be
able to authenticate and authorize LDAP users.
Is there any other option/configuration to avoid usernames and plain
text passwords
On 19.04.2013 10:35, pramod kulkarni wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
I am new to FreeRadius and doing analysis on how to remove The
identity and password attributes of LDAP module in
radiusd.config and still be able to authenticate and authorize LDAP users.
Is that really an issue for you ?
usernames and passwords from LDAP server
if yes on EAP-TLS can you please tell me how to configure EAP-TLS
with LDAP as backend datastore.
This is a nonsensical question, EAP-TLS uses certificates. You do not
yet understand some of the basics. You need to invest some time in
learning
There are other ways to establish the trust between radiusd and LDAP beside
simple binds which do not involve passwords. All of these use SASL in some
form. Unfortunately rlm_ldap does not support them. I know Alan rewrote
rlm_ldap recently for the upcoming 3.0 version,
I don't know if
Hi,
I am working on RADIUS with LDAP as backend for authenticating users.
I configured rlm_ldap on RADIUS server with username and plaintext password
and I am able to authenticate RADIUS client using LDAP.
But I want to configure RADIUS server with certificates instead of using
usernames
.
But I want to configure RADIUS server with certificates instead of using
usernames and passwords.
Please guide me how to achieve this,is there any help/doc how to
configure LDAP SASL bind for RADIUS Server.
Waiting for your inputs.
Thanks and Regards,
You can't with the current rlm_ldap
please tell me how to configure EAP-TLS with
LDAP as backend datastore.
Basically I want to avoid harcoded usernames and passwords in raddb of
RADIUS server for authenticating users which I am doing currently .
ldap {
server = localhost
# identity = cn=admin,o=My Org,c=UA
identity = uid
. It's not supported by the protocol.
You need to configure them manually on each Access Point.
If you want redundancy try using something like VRRP or Anycast.
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talking about when you use FreeRADIUS to forward packets onto
another RADIUS server.
FreeRADIUS cannot tell the Access Point about alternative RADIUS servers in the
same cluster. It's not supported by the protocol.
You need to configure them manually on each Access Point.
If you want redundancy try
Hi All,
Let say for example in our Wireless AP (access point) we can put 2 Radius
server in sequence, radiusA and radiusB. I know the AP will eventually look
at the 1st server, and if its not available (let say server is down) then
it will go to the 2nd radius server (I only assume this).
So is
is there any way in Radius conf we can set the retries or timeout, so for
example after failed for 2 times (no matter what is the error is) it will
goes to the other radius server?
You're asking whether you can configure FreeRADIUS to inform the access point
that it should fail over to another
Hello,
This is what i want to do :
You're asking whether you can configure FreeRADIUS to inform the access
point that it should fail over to another server server after a given
number of timeouts/retries?
Thanks
Danny
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mailing list it appears after the previous post ? I dont receieve any of
your reply in my email and i have to go to the archive list to reply this.
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Out of topic : All, btw how can i make sure that when i reply in this mailing
list it appears after the previous post ? I dont receieve any of your reply
in my email and i have to go to the archive list to
No worries, i receive this mailing list on my email now..
OK, so i also understand that we can only configure that from the AP side.
But unfortunately we cant find that in the Meraki AP ... let me check with
our vendor on it.
Thanks
Danny
On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 2:26 PM, Arran Cudbard-Bell
this). ** ** So is there any way
in Radius conf we can set the retries or timeout, so for example after failed
for 2 times (no matter what is the error is) it will goes to the other radius
server? *
You're asking whether you can configure FreeRADIUS to inform the
access point that it should fail over
Any one kindly reply.
Regards,
Arshad Ahmed Network Engineer
From: arshadkha...@hotmail.com
To: freeradius-users@lists.freeradius.org
Subject: Configure Huntgroups
Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2012 10:01:19 +0500
Hi,
I have configure multiple hunt groups for different purposes like VPN (VPN
Hi,
I have configure multiple hunt groups for different purposes like VPN (VPN
Server IP), Netflow Services (Netflow Server IP) and hence define their
respective group in Window Active directory platform.
Now, i need to provide time base VPN access to some users so i made a group in
active
Am 05.09.2012 04:56, schrieb Rod Luzic:
this is the kind of @## () response one can see online from these ignorant
retards (+ online bravery!) who wrote some sucking code for this almost dead so
called protocol. doesn't get it.
Then why do you wast more of
- your time looking into an almost
Rod Luzic wrote:
this is the kind of @## () response one can see online from these
ignorant retards (+ online bravery!) who wrote some sucking code for
this almost dead so called protocol. doesn't get it.
Congratulations. You've been unsubscribed and banned.
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Klaus Klein wrote:
To me it seems you don't get it!
Give the time frame and the threats, it's likely that this idiot is
just the previous one under a new name. Doing a net search for this
guys name and email address returns nothing.
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Rod Luzic wrote:
put some links dummy- people have their own features to worry about
unlike spend whole life doing this almost obsolete Radius stuff like
you. how would one configure A-C. damn simple question.
Be nice, or you will be unsubscribed and banned.
The issue of Access-Challenge
Rod Luzic wrote:
This bloke alan dekok seems to think he is some kind of linus torvald
just by writing this mediocre patchy radius code.
Exactly.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect
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On 4 Sep 2012, at 05:21, Rod Luzic rodlu...@yahoo.com wrote:
put some links dummy- people have their own features to worry about unlike
spend whole life doing this almost obsolete Radius stuff like you. how would
one configure A-C. damn simple question.
and what features would those
Arran Cudbard-Bell wrote:
On 4 Sep 2012, at 05:21, Rod Luzic rodlu...@yahoo.com wrote:
put some links dummy- people have their own features to worry about unlike
spend whole life doing this almost obsolete Radius stuff like you. how would
one configure A-C. damn simple question
list freeradius-users@lists.freeradius.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 4, 2012 2:37 AM
Subject: Re: configure challenge..
Arran Cudbard-Bell wrote:
On 4 Sep 2012, at 05:21, Rod Luzic rodlu...@yahoo.com wrote:
put some links dummy- people have their own features to worry about unlike
spend
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Sent: Monday, September 3, 2012 12:36 PM
Subject: configure challenge..
any example on how to configure the server to send A-C?
of course I did see arrogant and disgusting thread here:
http://freeradius.1045715.n5.nabble.com/Access-Challenge
put some links dummy- people have their own features to worry about unlike
spend whole life doing this almost obsolete Radius stuff like you. how would
one configure A-C. damn simple question.
From: David Mitton da...@mitton.com
To: freeradius-users
Hi,
I am struggling to configure my FreeRADIUS server for eduroam
(www.eduroam.org), as I understood that some subscribers have done the
configuration successfully, I come here to get help.
I have been running my FreeRADIUS server with out problem for several
years, identifying
On 28 Jun 2012, at 02:54, Olivier Nicole wrote:
Hi,
I am struggling to configure my FreeRADIUS server for eduroam
(www.eduroam.org), as I understood that some subscribers have done the
configuration successfully, I come here to get help.
I have been running my FreeRADIUS server with out
Hi,
I have been running my FreeRADIUS server with out problem for several
years, identifying to an openLdap backend.
I managed to configure a test WiFi access point to identify with
802.1x against that same radius/ldap server.
But I have a problem to configure eduroam, so I would be glad
.
- how to implement anonymous outer identity? What to configure in
Radius? Is there any configuration needed in the suplicant?
Best regards,
Olivier
On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 1:21 PM, Stefan Winter stefan.win...@restena.lu wrote:
Hi,
I am struggling to configure my FreeRADIUS server for eduroam
to put traffic from a particular NAS into a particualr virtual server
- how to implement anonymous outer identity? What to configure in
Radius? Is there any configuration needed in the suplicant?
the RADIUS server will just handle it - it will get to the EAP part and open
the tunnel
to see
Hi,
I am struggling to configure my FreeRADIUS server for eduroam
(www.eduroam.org), as I understood that some subscribers have done the
configuration successfully, I come here to get help.
I have been running my FreeRADIUS server with out problem for several
years, identifying to an openLdap
Hi all,
I installed FreeRadius and sent some Accounting Request through
radclient but the server replies always with a CoA-NAK... how can I
configure it to send CoA-ACK? Which file must be modified?
Thanks in advance.
Gennaro
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or a CoA-NAK.
As *always*, read the debugging output.
how can I
configure it to send CoA-ACK? Which file must be modified?
The debugging output tells you. Read it.
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This is the output debug, honestly I can't understand why CoA-NAK is sent.
rad_recv: CoA-Request packet from host 10.42.154.231 port
35046***Packet*** Code: 43
NAS-IP-Address = 10.10.10.10
Acct-Session-Id = #000111#1#002
ERX-Attr-58 =
On Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 03:59:46PM +0200, Gennaro Leo wrote:
rad_recv: CoA-Request packet from host 10.42.154.231 port
That's a CoA-Request, then, not an Accounting-Request
35046***Packet*** Code: 43
NAS-IP-Address = 10.10.10.10
Acct-Session-Id =
Gennaro Leo wrote:
This is the output debug, honestly I can't understand why CoA-NAK is sent.
..
server coa {
No such virtual server coa
No such virtual server coa
} # server coa
Sending CoA-NAK of id 0 to 10.42.154.231 port 35046
Finished request 1.
It would help if there was a coa
Hi Guys,
I need to configure bunch of Solaris servers to use RADIUS PAM for
Authentication/Authorization.
I followed instructions in http://freeradius.org/pam_radius_auth/ and
was able to configure Authentication portion of this task.
There is one problem - the only way I can receive login
Alek Barsky wrote:
There is one problem – the only way I can receive login shell on this
box – if user already exists.
That's how PAM works.
It makes PAM rather a lot less useful. But that's PAM for you.
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On Jun 4, 2012, at 2:06 PM, Alek Barsky wrote:
I need to configure bunch of Solaris servers to use RADIUS PAM for
Authentication/Authorization.
PAM only does authentication. After all, it stands for Pluggable Authentication
Modules.
I followed
ulislam.raihan wrote:
If NAS and Freeradius server is in same PC . Then freeradius will send COA
request to NAS in which port?
This is documented. You were told which file to read.
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5 13:49:52 2012 : Info: Do CoA Fail handler here
I have check with the netstat command in the OS that a java program is
listening to the port 4200.
Do i have to configure the NAS client IP and port in home_server section of
originate-coa file ?
Thanks for your pa·tience
Best Reagards
Raihan
is right.
Thanks for your patience
Best Reagards
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the radiusd
shows below.
Thu Apr 5 13:49:52 2012 : Info: WARNING: Unknown destination 127.0.0.1:4200
for CoA request.
Yes... because you didn't configure the shared secret for CoA.
I have check with the netstat command in the OS that a java program is
listening to the port 4200
for CoA request.
Yes... because you didn't configure the shared secret for CoA.
To Alan where i configure the secret for CoA? I hope in clients.conf.
Then it will look like this
client 127.0.01 {
secret = testing123-2
shortname = private-network-2
Hi Alan ,
That was my question in second post. So i have to mention the CoA port in
home_server section of originate-coa file . If my understanding is right
Where i configure the secret for CoA? I hope in clients.conf. Then it will
look like this
client 127.0.01 {
secret
ulislam.raihan wrote:
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If you're going to insist on being obtuse, you can be unsubscribed and
banned.
You either didn't read the configuration you posted, or you didn't
understand
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wht i have to configure more or what is the problem ?
The output from radius server is below
rad_recv: Access-Request packet from host 127.0.0.1 port 57378, id=1,
length=59
User-Name = testing
NAS-IP-Address = 127.0.0.1
NAS-Port = 4200
User-Password = password
Thu Apr 5 13:49:52
ulislam.raihan wrote:
I have put the following COA list in authorization section of default file.
The default file is /etc/freeradius/sits-available to enable the COA
request.
update coa{
User-Name=%{User-Name}
Acct-Session-Id=%Acct-Session-Id
Hi Alan,
I must be very dumb ..i have read that document several times. But can you
clear me one thing for the freeradius to sent COA request to other client
one need to configure a virtual server
Thanks
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ulislam.raihan wrote:
I must be very dumb ..i have read that document several times. But can you
clear me one thing for the freeradius to sent COA request to other client
one need to configure a virtual server
If you're going to use CoA, it would be a good idea to follow the
existing
If NAS and Freeradius server is in same PC . Then freeradius will send COA
request to NAS in which port?
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On 13/03/12 21:41, Fabricio Flores wrote:
Hello... I Have a question... Which captive portal is the best? I
tried to configure in CentOS coovachilli and is very hard to install
and configuring... Grase Hotspot is easier?
Grase Hotspot uses Coova Chilli internally, but does the work of setting
Hi Tim
Thanks for your advice. I will try with the Grase Hotspot. It seems very
interesting
Thanks
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Hello... I Have a question... Which captive portal is the best? I tried to
configure in CentOS coovachilli and is very hard to install and
configuring... Grase Hotspot is easier?
El 13 de marzo de 2012 03:42, ulislam.raihan raihan1...@gmail.comescribió:
Hi Tim
Thanks for your advice. I
Hi All,
I am a new person using freeRadius server. I have a wireless access point
with WPA authentication option. It does not have any support for 802.1x or
configuring Radius server.But i want to implement some central security
using Radius server.Is it possible to configure the FreeRadius
Hi,
I am a new person using freeRadius server. I have a wireless access point
with WPA authentication option. It does not have any support for 802.1x or
configuring Radius server.But i want to implement some central security
using Radius server.Is it possible to configure the FreeRadius
Hi Alan,
Thanks for your advice. Is it possible to configure the DHCP module in
freeRadius in such a way that at first the DHCP will gave ip address of
from one subnet like 192.168.1.X and afterwards after authentication is done
then DHCP will force to change the IP address to different IP
On 13/03/12 07:33, ulislam.raihan wrote:
192.168.2.X. I am planing to write a small module in Java . Whn a device
attached to Access Point. It will get IP from192.168.1.X and all the
request from this ip range will go to the java program. It will get the
user name and password from the user
I've got a number of devices all of which only have the option for one
radius IP address (not hostname!) to be configured. How can I configure
this type of device for failover (and optionally balance)? is there
some PROPER way to do this? or am I limited to only being able to have
one fr
Christ Schlacta wrote:
I've got a number of devices all of which only have the option for one
radius IP address (not hostname!) to be configured. How can I configure
this type of device for failover (and optionally balance)? is there
some PROPER way to do this? or am I limited to only being
to coerce these single-ip devices to
work with a pair or more of radius servers, or no other way to configure
reliable failover ?
On 12/30/2011 11:37, Alan DeKok wrote:
Christ Schlacta wrote:
I've got a number of devices all of which only have the option for one
radius IP address
radius IP address (not hostname!) to be configured. How can I configure
this type of device for failover (and optionally balance)? is there
some PROPER way to do this? or am I limited to only being able to have
one fr server configured for these particular devices?
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Maybe you should concentrate on fixing those systems rather than
trying to add complexity.
Is there no other way to coerce these single-ip devices to
work with a pair or more of radius servers, or no other way to configure
reliable failover ?
Magic.
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Dear all,
How to configure freeradius server with netgear WNR3500L access point with
these three entities.
Authentication server (Freeradius)- Access Pint(Netgear)Mobile
Terminal (My PC).
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Hi all,
Trying to configure our cisco WLC's to play nice with freeradius... Looking for
some pointers to get the two of them talking. Will have windows, linux, and
personal devices like smartphones connecting, though I suspect the bulk will be
smartphones. I would rather not hand out the PSK
On 05/10/11 15:49, Jefferson Davis wrote:
Hi all,
Trying to configure our cisco WLC's to play nice with freeradius...
Looking for some pointers to get the two of them talking. Will have
windows, linux, and personal devices like smartphones connecting, though
I suspect the bulk
-Authentic = Local
Acct-Status-Type = Start
NAS-Port-Type = Virtual
NAS-Port = 20
NAS-IP-Address = 10.1.1.1
How should I configure freeradius to accept request for this group
(isakmp-group-id=CiscoGroup ) only for users, that are authenticated against
Auth-Type
should I configure freeradius to accept request for this group
(isakmp-group-id=CiscoGroup ) only for users, that are authenticated against
Auth-Type := ntlm_auth_vpn_osw ( already used and working ) ?
However other groups ( or profiles ) should be authenticated against
Auth-Type
-progress=No Progress
Acct-Authentic = Local
Acct-Status-Type = Start
NAS-Port-Type = Virtual
NAS-Port = 20
NAS-IP-Address = 10.1.1.1
How should I configure freeradius to accept request for this group
(isakmp-group-id=CiscoGroup ) only for users
Does anyone know if it's possible to persuade ./configure to work from
within subdirs? I keep flipping back and forth between master and v2.1.x
and it would be nice to be able to re-use builds without having to have
two git repos associated hassles.
I've seen syntax like this work on some
Phil Mayers wrote:
Does anyone know if it's possible to persuade ./configure to work from
within subdirs? I keep flipping back and forth between master and v2.1.x
and it would be nice to be able to re-use builds without having to have
two git repos associated hassles.
I just use two git
On 30/06/11 15:59, Alan DeKok wrote:
Phil Mayers wrote:
Does anyone know if it's possible to persuade ./configure to work from
within subdirs? I keep flipping back and forth between master and v2.1.x
and it would be nice to be able to re-use builds without having to have
two git repos
to configure the client?
3) How should I configure the client? Should some deamon to be start?
Any help would be appreciated and thanks in advance,
Best regards
Freundliche Grüsse
_
Jérôme M. Meyer
Network Engineer
IWB Telekom, Margarethenstrasse 40, 4002 Basel
Telefon
„how to configure the client“?
See raddb/clients.conf.
3) How should I configure the client? Should some deamon to be start?
This is documented.
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the NAS-IP-Address?
2) I don’t find any right document about „how to configure the client“?
See raddb/clients.conf.
This file it is on the server to check which clients will be connected! Is it
on the client too?
Because the client should connect to the server and not the reverse!
3
?
radclient: no response from server for ID 120 socket 3
1) I don’t know what’s the NAS-IP-Address?
2) I don’t find any right document about „how to configure the
client“?
See raddb/clients.conf.
This file it is on the server to check which clients will be connected
and not the reverse!
Really?
3) How should I configure the client? Should some deamon to be start?
This is documented.
You means on the MAN pages?
The existing documentation includes more than just the man pages.
Go read it.
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to configure the
client“?
See raddb/clients.conf.
This file it is on the server to check which clients will be connected! Is it
on the client too?
Because the client should connect to the server and not the reverse!
Let's try a different approach, to see if you can understand this better
) I don't know what's the NAS-IP-Address?
2) I don't find any right document about how to configure the client?
See raddb/clients.conf.
This file it is on the server to check which clients will be connected! Is it
on the client too?
Because the client should connect to the server
+jerome.meyer=iwbtelekom...@lists.freeradius.org]
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Gesendet: Freitag, 6. Mai 2011 17:23
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On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 10:01 PM, Meyer Jerome
jerome.me...@iwbtelekom.ch wrote:
Should the client
and not the reverse!
Really?
3) How should I configure the client? Should some deamon to be start?
This is documented.
You means on the MAN pages?
The existing documentation includes more than just the man pages.
Go read it.
You means... from wiki pages?
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Meyer Jerome wrote:
The existing documentation includes more than just the man pages.
Go read it.
You means... from wiki pages?
If you insist on being obtuse, you don't *have* to be on this list.
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Great, thank you both. I will give it a try right now.
On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 1:12 PM, Alan Buxey a.l.m.bu...@lboro.ac.uk wrote:
Hi,
to add a second detail module, simply copy the first one and add a name to
it
ie
the first detail file will have something like this...
detail {
blah
On 2010/12/01 09:05 PM, kabilius smith wrote:
Hi Alan,
I tried adding another detail module like the following:
detail
{
detailfile = c:/testfolder/testfile.log
detailperm = 0777
}
detail
{
detailfile = c:/testfolder/testfile1.log
detailperm = 0777
}
Do the
Hi,
to add a second detail module, simply copy the first one and add a name to it
ie
the first detail file will have something like this...
detail {
blah blah
blah blah
}
change this to
detail detail1 {
blah blah
blah blah
}
and now make a second file (you can do it all in one file
On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 09:21:11AM +0200, Johan Meiring wrote:
I agree that a lot of newbies will not read it, but if _one_ person reads
it a month, it will mean less questions on the list!
That's actually the wrong solution to that particular problem. Newbies
should stop compiling whenever
But newcomers aren't that trained yet.
Perhaps you should change your course material?
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Hi,
But newcomers aren't that trained yet.
Perhaps you should change your course material?
I wasn't referring to my course in particular. It's just one instance
where I can see how innocent users perceive things when they come
across them first time. I.e. you should read 'newcomers' as
On Wed, Nov 17, 2010 at 07:53:02AM +0100, Stefan Winter wrote:
I think it would generally make sense to put a summary output of
configure at the end of its run, so that one can easily see which
modules will be disabled.
In an acute case of bash script fiddling, I created the attached
Josip Rodin wrote:
I've actually been a bit confused by the notion of having separate autoconf
installations/invocation in multiple subdirectories. The point of that would
seem to be that if you just want to reconfigure and rebuild one particular
part, you can do it.
But who ever does that?
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