We're done with the current set of changes. The internals of the server have been updated in preparation for future work. We've run it through Coverity (repeatedly), and the code is again stable. We've also fixed a number of minor bugs discoverd The debug output has also changed (again). This time to make it more colorful. Edit the "log" subsection of radiusd.conf, and add: colourise = yes Then run the server in debugging mode, in a terminal. Prepare to "ooh" and "ahh" over the pretty new colors. The goal is to make the messages even more blatant for the average user. Alan DeKok.
On 18.02.2013 20:56, Alan DeKok wrote:
We're done with the current set of changes. The internals of the server have been updated in preparation for future work. We've run it through Coverity (repeatedly), and the code is again stable. We've also fixed a number of minor bugs discoverd
Nice, I'll push the last version onto our test network and test it. Thanks for your work!
The debug output has also changed (again). This time to make it more colorful. Edit the "log" subsection of radiusd.conf, and add:
colourise = yes
Then run the server in debugging mode, in a terminal. Prepare to "ooh" and "ahh" over the pretty new colors. The goal is to make the messages even more blatant for the average user.
Didn't test it yet, but I can't wait to "oooh" "aaaah" over my debug output :) Olivier -- Olivier Beytrison Network & Security Engineer, HES-SO Fribourg Mobile: +41 (0)78 619 73 53 Mail: olivier@heliosnet.org
On 18/02/13 19:56, Alan DeKok wrote:
The debug output has also changed (again). This time to make it more colorful. Edit the "log" subsection of radiusd.conf, and add:
colourise = yes
FWIW the current "master" seems to be embedding the ANSI color codes even when it's sent to a pipe (e.g. "less"), not just at terminals.
Phil Mayers wrote:
FWIW the current "master" seems to be embedding the ANSI color codes even when it's sent to a pipe (e.g. "less"), not just at terminals.
The check for colorize was too early. I've pushed a fix. Arran is trying to track down the other bug. It's... weird. Alan DeKok.
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