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$ps -eLf | grep '^freerad.*\/usr\/sbin\/freeradius' | wc -l<BR>
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I feel stupid ... thanks<BR>
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Le jeudi 17 septembre 2009 à 08:57 +0600, volkov@ufamts.ru a écrit :<BR>
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Alexandre Chapellon wrote: <BR>
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I'm running freeradius on debien 5.0 system.<BR>
I have noticed that freeradius only fork one process whereas it's not running in single server mode:<BR>
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<I>ps aux | grep '^freerad.*\/usr\/sbin\/freeradius'</I><BR>
<I>freerad 1930 1.6 3.9 833900 82072 ? Ssl Sep15 25:42 /usr/sbin/freeradius</I><BR>
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I thought I should have 5 freeradius processes forked at startup...<BR>
Is there something wrong here?<BR>
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regards<BR>
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By defaults, ps shows only parent process<BR>
Try `ps -eLf` to see threads<BR>
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Best regards,
Denis Volkov
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