How to test raduis is working.. can't find radtest
I have just installed FreeRADIUS 2.07 i think it is.. anyways. i followed a tutorial on how to install in with MySQL on Centos 5 and when i get to the part about testing the database using radtest.. it doesnt work. radtest is not where it should be, have looked on google to try and work out where esactly this 'radtest' lives, but all the locations it i supposed to be.. it isnt! So, where should it be and why isnt it there? do i have to install it separately? Also, how do i test that my radius is working and accepting logins without it? - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
Re: How to test raduis is working.. can't find radtest
On 05/25/2011 10:06 PM, Luke Hammond wrote: I have just installed FreeRADIUS 2.07 i think it is.. anyways. i followed a tutorial on how to install in with MySQL on Centos 5 and when i get to the part about testing the database using radtest.. it doesnt work. radtest is not where it should be, have looked on google to try and work out where esactly this 'radtest' lives, but all the locations it i supposed to be.. it isnt! So, where should it be and why isnt it there? do i have to install it separately? Also, how do i test that my radius is working and accepting logins without it? This isn't really a FreeRADIUS question; it's either a basic unix question, or one specific to the distribution of Linux you're using. Anyway: How did you install FreeRADIUS. If you installed it from the RPM, are you sure you installed all the RPMs you needed? Perhaps the server and client tools are split into separate RPMs? I see Fedora has freeradius-utils RPM - maybe Centos has that too? If you installed it from source - have you looked into the directory you installed it into (/usr/local usually) Try: locate radtest Or : find / | fgrep radtest Try: yum provides '*/radtest' - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
Re: How to test raduis is working.. can't find radtest
Thanks for the reply, i installed it from the Package Manager in Gnome, centos 5.6. Ill try what you suggested, thankyou. On 25/05/2011 6:28 PM, Phil Mayers wrote: On 05/25/2011 10:06 PM, Luke Hammond wrote: I have just installed FreeRADIUS 2.07 i think it is.. anyways. i followed a tutorial on how to install in with MySQL on Centos 5 and when i get to the part about testing the database using radtest.. it doesnt work. radtest is not where it should be, have looked on google to try and work out where esactly this 'radtest' lives, but all the locations it i supposed to be.. it isnt! So, where should it be and why isnt it there? do i have to install it separately? Also, how do i test that my radius is working and accepting logins without it? This isn't really a FreeRADIUS question; it's either a basic unix question, or one specific to the distribution of Linux you're using. Anyway: How did you install FreeRADIUS. If you installed it from the RPM, are you sure you installed all the RPMs you needed? Perhaps the server and client tools are split into separate RPMs? I see Fedora has freeradius-utils RPM - maybe Centos has that too? If you installed it from source - have you looked into the directory you installed it into (/usr/local usually) Try: locate radtest Or : find / | fgrep radtest Try: yum provides '*/radtest' - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
