c module

Thanks yao guoxian,Mike Mitchell, But it looks to fork(using exec section of radiusd.conf) new processes each time. Using rlm_example($FREERADIUSHOME/src/modules/rlm_example) works fine. I have just replaced the 'example' to 'sync' (the name i chose for my module) in the directory name

Re: c module

Please tell me, how can i write a module of my own in c.Also, tell me how can i compile it and use with freeradius(also say theconfig file changes) I think you should edit and compile your own program code and get the final executable file, e.g your_own.exe. Then edit radiusd.conf , add your own

RE: c module

Please tell me, how can i write a module of my own in c. Also, tell me how can i compile it and use with freeradius(also say the config file changes) Take a look at: src/modules/rlm_example doc/module_interface To get your module to be compiled with radiusd, either add it to

c module

Please tell me, how can i write a module of my own in c. Also, tell me how can i compile it and use with freeradius(also say the config file changes) -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/c-module-t1532707.html#a4163751 Sent from the FreeRadius - User forum at Nabble.com

Re: HELP: Compile freeradius with C++ module and third party library

the one you want is really there. Dave Htin Hlaing wrote: Hi, Using the suggestions and the patch on the list, I put in my C++ module in. That works fine. But from the new C++ module, I need to be able to use another third party C++ library. There, I am having a hard time. At this point, I