Hello John -
On Fri, 11 Feb 2000, John Benson wrote:
> All,
>
> I am runnning radiator version 2.14.1 and am trying to get the restartWrapper
> script to work properly.
>
> I appended the following lines to my /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S99local startup file
>
> # Start Radiator's RestartWrapper process
> #
> /opt/radiator/2.14.1/goodies/restartWrapper -mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] \
> -delay 2 "/opt/radiator/2.14.1/radiusd -config_file \
> /opt/radiator/2.14.1/radius.cfg" &
>
> In addition I have the "Foreground" command in my radius.cfg file.
>
> When my linux box boots, both the restartWrapper process and the radiator
> process run. However, user's are not able to authenticate against the SQL
> database. Every time a user tries to login to the NAS, it appears that
> radiator starts itself all over - as indicated by the repeating "INFO:
> Server started" messages in the file below - yet the user's
> "Access-Request" NEVER becomes and "Access-Accepted" and the user's session
> gets Deleted.
>
> The only way I can get radiator to work properly is to NOT use the
> restartWrapper script, but rather, login in as root after the linux box has
> been rebooted and manually execute the following command from
> /opt/radiator/2.14.1
>
> perl ./radiusd -config_file ./radius.cfg
>
> This works all the time, i.e, a user's "Access-Request" becomes an
> "Access-Accepted" and the user's get logged into the NAS. However, I must
> manually start the process - hence the need to get the RestartWrapper
> script to work.
>
I would suggest there is something different between your root environment with
the current directory set to the Radiator directory, and the boot environment
when the rc files are executed. I notice from the log you are using SQL - is
there some environment variable you need for your database (like ORACLE_HOME?).
hth
Hugh
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