On Mar 23, 2006, at 08:07, jasonatx0001 wrote:
yes it can. I simply built my module with gcc as a dynamic library.
Just be
sure to use the same compiler flags that were used to build the
freeradius
sever - for example I was experiencing problems until I added the
NDEBUG
flag. After I built my module I just put the .so in the libs
directory and
added modified my config files.
Not having a lot of success with this. I used that info and built
the module. this is a module that works fine when built directly
into freeradius. Copied it to libs and tried to use it. With the
NDEBUG flag I get a core dump. My module does use the DEBUG
command. So I removed that. No more core dumps, but a connect to a
unix socket fails miserably. The socket is there and works.
Restoring the original module works fine too. Perhaps something is
still wrong in the way I am making the module. Here is the makefile:
VERS = 1.0.5
CFLAGS = -I/usr/include -I/usr/local/msql3/include \
-I/usr/ports/net/freeradius/work/freeradius-$(VERS)/src/
include
LIBS = -lc -L/usr/local/msql3/lib -lmsql
ALL: rlm_msql.o rlm_msql
rlm_msql.o: rlm_msql.c
cc -g -fPIC -c $(CFLAGS) rlm_msql.c
rlm_msql: rlm_msql.o
cc -g -shared -soname,rlm_msql-$(VERS).so $(LIBS) \
-o rlm_msql-$(VERS).so rlm_msql.o
install: rlm_msql
install rlm_msql-$(VERS).so /usr/local/lib
ln -s /usr/local/lib/rlm_msql-$(VERS).so /usr/local/lib/
rlm_msql.so
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