At 08:11 AM 11/20/2001 -0800, Rodney wrote:
>Okay, I've been work on getting Freeradius-0.3 to always return
>constantly the right Reject or Ok.
>
>My setup is simple.
>Linux (Slack-8.0) Kernel-2.4.14
>PostgreSQL-7.1.3
>ix86-PIII-1000 256MB RAM (IBM) for Radius
>ix86-PIII-1000 1GB RAM (IBM) for PostgreSQL
>
>Only using SQL w/PostgreSQL just to auth and then runs an
>'Exec-Program-Wait' that returns a 'Reply-Message'
>
>I have a perl script that runs .. basically the same as in my application
>.. that will send my (load) radius server many requests (about 5000 in 15
>minutes). Sometimes I get all request Ok and sometimes some fail
>(Reject) ... My perl script handle the errored and bad responses from the
>radius server. This is what is happening. I'm hoping this is a bug ... if
>the sql server sockets are full it will give a reject instead on an error.
No, it does give an error, in the logs. It can't give an error to the
user autheticating, as it has two choices. Accept or Reject. If it cannot
Accept, then it *MUST* send a Reject. There is no other option.
>And I have tried to increase the sockets to 30 but the radius server does
>not do anything .... does not answer ANY request ???
That sounds like a bug. What do you mean by 'does not answer ANY request'?
What does the server do when you run it in debug mode with number of
sockets increased to 30?
-Chris
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