> pretty sure the problem is not with the machine, its a custom build
> PII-400, 256 megs SDRAM, SCSI drives, the works. We're running RH6.0
> with the 2.2.11-ac3 kernel. I am running Perl version 5.00503 and have
> gotten the latest DBI and DBD drivers. We are authenticating off of a
> mySQL database running mySQL version 3.22.25. The amount of time that
> the server stays up is quite random it seems. It will run fine for
> several hours, sometimes as long as 12 or so, and then simply quit.
I would be inclined to check you have at the least parity checking
if not ECC enabled in the BIOS. If you don't have parity RAM then
try swapping the dimms. If you do find any memory problems you should
recompile anything you have built yourself on the box.
Although the time might be random there might be other factors,
possibly server load, memory use, scsi or network i/o. Even if other
software performs on the same machine without problem that doesn't
necessarily mean anything since Radiator+perl+DBI+DBD+MySQL might be
doing something that is failing that other software doesn't do.
Is it simply the radiusd or mysql process hanging or the whole
machine? If the latter that points quite strongly to something either
hardware or driver related.
HTH Stuart
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