Hi Bolan,
On May 13, 3:46pm, Bolan Meek wrote:
> Subject: (RADIATOR) set-up & configuration recipe needed
> Greetings. I am Bolan, a network/systems admin for Lamar Electric
> Internet, an ISP in Paris, Texas.
>
> We have Platypus on an NT box, using MS SQLServer 6.5 as the
> database engine. Platypus is configured to emulate Emerald, and
> is expecting authorization to work like Radius NT. Right now,
> we have Radiator running on an NT box other than the database
> server.
>
> We want to use Radiator on a Linux box
> (Redhat 5.2, soon to be 6.0). I've built DBI, DBD::ODBC, Storable,
> PlRPC, Net::Daemon, and iODBC, but haven't been able to knit
> it all together the right way to get test authorizations working.
>
> I'd appreciate some advice on what I'm missing. Can someone
> give me an outline of how I should configure these above modules,
> drivers and driver managers, or at least some serious clues?
There is a discussion about this in the Radiator FAQ at
http://www.open.com.au/radiator/faq.html
On linux, the best way is to get the free Linux Sybase AXE server, and use
DBD-Sybase to get from Unix to MS-SQL (MS-SQL 6.5 is conmpatible with Sybase)
Hope that helps. Cheers.
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