Alan DeKok wrote:
But in this case freeradius will fork process on every request.
Yes.
It's not good, fork very slow.
Can freeradius fork external script at startup and send attributes to
him through pipe w/o forking ? (as in openradius)
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Alan DeKok wrote:
Try editing src/modules/rlm_sql/rlm_sql.c. Look at the end of the
file, for ...THREAD_SAFE. Set it to ...THREAD_UNSAFE.
Re-compile re-install. It should help.
It looks like the Oracle code isn't thread-safe.
I patch sources as describe in
I build freeradius-1.0.1 with rlm_sql_oracle. (Oracle 10g)
After some time radius daemon crashed (segfault)
Backtrace core file produced this output:
#0 0x40154c97 in mallopt () from /lib/libc.so.6
#1 0x40153ef3 in malloc () from /lib/libc.so.6
#2 0x40b4dc1a in sltstidinit () from
Hello!
I have some troubles with import cx_Oracle python module. After add
import string to I see this in debug:
Module: Loaded python
python: mod_instantiate = freeradius
python: func_instantiate = instantiate
python: mod_authorize = freeradius
python: func_authorize = authorize
python:
Hello!
I want add new attribute, if one (may be more) of present attribute have
specified value.
For example, if NAS-Port-Type=Virtual, I want add attribute Group=pppoe.
How I can do it?
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