> > So one think to keep in mind when splitting out the modules: if the
> > module is not being installed, do not try to use it in radius.conf. You
> > will probably want to work some sed magic to (un)comment the modules in
> > the auth type sections at the bottom of the radius.conf based on which
> > modules are installed.
>
> Interesting point... I might have to go fix it so that failing to start
> the server doesn't cause installation failure... To my mind server start
> failure is probably not so bad 'cause I suspect an unconfigured RADIUS
> server would not be a pleasant thing to have running.

Actually it just occurred to me, I don't think the server should start on 
install. It would start a non-configured service on a potentially live 
system, potentially with all modules loaded.

> On the other hand, the idea of the default config is to have a running
> server as easily as possible, so I might indeed have to comment out those
> modules (ldap, krb5) which are split out but referenced by default... I
> can't do that in the main server CVS, it'll have to be a change in a
> Debian-local .diff.gz. So it'll have to wait until we're actually in
> Debian.

If you want to be able to have a running system as easily as possible, does 
that imply the installation script should attempt to start the service? I 
think it should just configure it to be able to run, and then allow the user 
to start it when they are ready to.

> Funnily enough, these are the first two changes after 0.71's release,
> which was the last version in Debian and what I presume you used to be
> running.

Yes I am running a source install from around the 0.71 time frame. There 
haven't been any changes that effect me, so I didn't see a good reason to 
upgrade. Now I am setting up a new server, I figured it would be a great time 
to get the latest version running.

Thanks!

Nick

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