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Alan DeKok wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Just installed 2.0.4 with MySQL Support from Ubuntu Repositories and got the
same problem:
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<pre wrap="">Seems that the Port are increasing.
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Wow. There's nothing in the server that remembers ports from one
execution to the next.
I'm running FreeRADIUS on ubuntu 7.10, and I don't see this. I've
also run it (again from source) on 8.04, and I don't see this.
Try compiling it from source...
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Recall this problem is the consequence of two independent factors:<br>
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* the C source code use of pointer aliasing<br>
* the compiler used and optimization level<br>
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The 2.0.5 version has Alan's fixes for pointer aliasing, if you build
from source using a version less than 2.0.5 then your results will be
dependent on the compiler. Rather than relying on your local compiler
being more forgiving it might be wise to use 2.0.5 which contain the
fixes which provoked the problem in the first place.<br>
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John Dennis <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:jdennis@redhat.com"><jdennis@redhat.com></a>
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