Hi, > Mysql is the backend database of radius and therefore any help in this regard > is appreciated as this is affecting the stability of the radius Apps
MySQL is a database system. This is a FreeRADIUS mailing list for the dissemination of hints, methods, tips and configs for the FreeRADIUS daemon. I have already given you pointers regarding MySQL - there are many free resources out there http://lists.mysql.com/ those lists can give you the tuning, debugging help you need for dealing with MySQL I also mentioned postgresQL - this is more robust (and faster) - and comes by default with an engine that doesnt block on insert/update commands finally, there are books. If you are going to be using a database for your system, then get a DBA - then your system should also be secure - the last thing you want to do is slap up a MySQL server with no idea of security requirements and how it operates... next you'll be saying you have myphpadmin installed... :-( alan - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
