On 6/16/07, Josh Howlett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ethan, > > Have you got the freeradius-mysql RPM installed?
I don't know if I remembered to post a followup or not, but, "undefined constant" messages aside (which are caused by a change to how PHP requires single quotes), my real problems with dialup_admin not working at all (blank screens), was caused by a missing rpm related to PHP and a reported/documented "feature" that if you call a PHP function that does not exist, you get no feedback in the way of error messages - just total silence. Personally, I find this to be a nail in the coffin for PHP as far as I'm concerned. If I typo a function call or forget to load some optional package, I want to _know_ I've done something wrong. BASIC tells you if you try to GOSUB to a non-existent line number. The C linker barfs if you try to call a function that's not present at link-time. Why can't PHP do something as simple as report that you asked it to jump to a non-existent function at run time? So I did get dialup_admin working, but only after a lot of cleanup to eliminate trivial warning messages from cluttering the debugging process and obscuring the real problem. -ethan - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
