Alan DeKok wrote:
Alexander Serkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And i feel that Oracle is not good production server for radius
accounting. Or the DB structure is not optimal for our application.
I know of Oracle installations with 400k users. And the default
schema works with installations of
Alexander Serkin wrote:
And i feel that Oracle is not good production server for radius
accounting. Or the DB structure is not optimal for our application.
Does anybody in the list use the FROracle for the systems serving about
4500 simultaneous connections? It's really not much, but...
Nicolas Baradakis wrote:
Alexander Serkin wrote:
And i feel that Oracle is not good production server for radius
accounting. Or the DB structure is not optimal for our application.
Does anybody in the list use the FROracle for the systems serving about
4500 simultaneous connections? It's
Alexander Serkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know of Oracle installations with 400k users. And the default
schema works with installations of millions of users.
do you mean 400k active simultaneous connections? And do they use
accounting updates (Interim-Update records)?
There are no
Alan DeKok wrote:
Alexander Serkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know of Oracle installations with 400k users. And the default
schema works with installations of millions of users.
do you mean 400k active simultaneous connections? And do they use
accounting updates (Interim-Update records)?
Alan DeKok wrote:
Alexander Serkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm still trying to investigate the problem with one of my AAA servers.
It's a problem with the DB, not with the server.
I understand this, Alan. My experiments with hiding assertion strings in
request_list.c came into failure.
Alexander Serkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And i feel that Oracle is not good production server for radius
accounting. Or the DB structure is not optimal for our application.
I know of Oracle installations with 400k users. And the default
schema works with installations of millions of users.
Hi all,
Alan DeKok wrote:
Alexander Serkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you mean just comment out line 1012 in request_list.c ?
Yes.
I think i'll try this first because speeding up DB is not a trivial task
by now.
But it's the real source of the problem...
I'm still trying to
Alexander Serkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm still trying to investigate the problem with one of my AAA servers.
It's a problem with the DB, not with the server.
Is it possible to tell on wich request assertion fails?
No.
We have two servers and use load-balancing between them
Laker Netman wrote:
How large a DB is this? And what type of link is
there between FR and the DB?
It's about 36 million records since april 2005.
Unless there are, literally, (tens of) thousands of
records and/or a *slow* link (think dial-up) and/or
ancient hardware there should be some
--- Alan DeKok [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alexander Serkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you mean just comment out line 1012 in
request_list.c ?
Yes.
I think i'll try this first because speeding up DB
is not a trivial task
by now.
But it's the real source of the problem...
Alan DeKok пишет:
It's probably because your DB is slow. See the logs for messages
about unresponsive child. The code path to the assertion is taken
only when the request has been marked done, but there is still a
child thread blocked, and working on it.
Either fix the DB, or delete the
Alexander Serkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you mean just comment out line 1012 in request_list.c ?
Yes.
I think i'll try this first because speeding up DB is not a trivial task
by now.
But it's the real source of the problem...
Alan DeKok.
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Hi all.
We have some trouble with fr-1.1.2 Oracle-9.2.0.6 Solaris 9.
The process dies periodically with the error:
Thu Aug 3 14:27:43 2006 : Error: Assertion failed in request_list.c,
line 1012
FR is built with the following configuration:
./configure \
--with-ltdl-lib=libltdl \
Alexander Serkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have some trouble with fr-1.1.2 Oracle-9.2.0.6 Solaris 9.
The process dies periodically with the error:
Thu Aug 3 14:27:43 2006 : Error: Assertion failed in request_list.c,
line 1012
It's probably because your DB is slow. See the logs for
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