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Hello again:
I've been trying for days to get freeradius working
with Mysql. I'm using Linux Redhat 9, Mysql 3.23 and Freeradius-0.9.3 At first i
configured freeradius without any options.. i was able to get it working
perfectly using text file authentication. Then i started to configure the Mysql
part of it. I made a mysql DB and populated it with test data. When i edited my
sql.conf and radiusd.conf files to use the Mysql, i received this error... Could
not link driver rlm_sql_mysql: file not found as i stated previously in my last
post. I researched this error and tried every solution given to me from other
users, etc... it came to the point where i just uninstalled Freeradius
completely and reconfigured it like this ./configure --disable-shared. then i
tried to get it running in text file authentication mode once again. It
installed correctly, and i edited my radiusd.conf, clients.conf and users files
how i wanted them and then when i ran radiusd -x i kept getting errors for
almost every module saying that entries were missing for all of these modules..
so i went through my radiusd.conf file and i commented out everytihng that had
to do with these errors.. i got it up and running so i thought because it said i
was "ready to recevie requests", but when i did a radtest, it refused me. So
then i went in and decided that i was going to try to setup the Mysql and see
what happens. Well, i put an "sql" entry in the radiusd.conf file where i needed
them and i edited my sql.conf file accordingly, but i got an error about the sql
module entries being missing. I could not find a way around this, so i went
ahead and completely uninstalled Freeradius again. Now, this is where i'm at.
Surely there are many people out there that have freeradius running with Mysql
flawlessly. Can anyone give me exact directions on how i need to
./configure freeradius so that mysql works? I'm sorry about the long
post, but i know you guys like for people to explain in detail the problems that
they are having. Thank you.
Linda Pagillo
Director of Technical Services N2 The Net |
- Re: MySql and freeRadius Keith Yoder
- Re: MySql and freeRadius Juan Pablo Fava
- RE: MySql and freeRadius John Overman
- RE: MySql and freeRadius Juan Pablo Fava
- RE: MySql and freeRadius Jeremy Davis
- Re: MySql and freeRadius John Kiehnle
- Re: Re: MySql and freeRadius John Que
- Re[3]: MySql and freeRadius Humberto Diogenes
- RE: MySql and freeRadius Kirti S. Bajwa
- Re: MySql and freeRadius Andreas Fink
- Re: Mysql and Freeradius Linda Pagillo
- Re: Mysql and Freeradius Milver S. Nisay
- Re: Mysql and Freeradius (OFF THE LIST) Milver S. Nisay
- Re: Mysql and Freeradius Alan DeKok
- Re: Mysql and Freeradius Linda Pagillo
- Re: Mysql and Freeradius Alan DeKok
- Re: Mysql and Freeradius Milver S. Nisay
- Re: Mysql and Freeradius--WORKING FINE Linda Pagillo
- Re: Mysql and Freeradius--WORKING ... Milver S. Nisay
- Re: Mysql and Freeradius--WORKING ... Alan DeKok
- Re: Mysql and Freeradius Dave Mason

