Hi, > Err.. try "echo $?" after that. It doesn't print out log messages to > stdout unless you also do "-X".
I was about to say the same thing - the man page clearly states that it fails with a value - this is a shell fail, not a human readble fail - exit value isnt 0 therefore something is wrong. many many daemons work in the same way - > radiusd -C > if [ "$?" eq "0" ]; then > echo OK > else > echo FAILED something > fi - and have this sort of wrapper or logic. :-) alan - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
