1st: I'm a newb to freeradius - not to the world... I have successfully installed freeradius with experiemental modules (for using mysql) on a mandrake mandriva 10.2 machine on my local lan... I got my scripts to work flawlessly... I uploaded my modified scripts to my webhost and nothing... I called my webhost (I am a reseller for them, and they are in my home town) and talked them into installing freeradius onto the servers my sites are located on. Shared webhost... I am not sure how they are limiting my virtual host server to just the /home/myuserid/ directory but that is the limnit of where I can see... I do not have root access, I can ssh, but only to the /home/userid and down thru my individual accounts cpanels and such... I have modified clients.conf and sql.conf to appropriate settings - I think... what am I missing? any ideas or tips I can relay to my webhost on setting up freeradius? It is a bit difficult and burdomsome on my webhost to have to physically modify or change the clients.conf each time I add a new client or access point in my network, plus how do I ensure my radius access to my "localhost" mysql databases within my hosting account are talking to eachother? I think there are some issues connecting as the radius server is installed on the webhost server - my personal site, abeit has a private ip, actually runs from the /home/myuserid/public_html/ on the server... further, some of the other domains I own or have sold and set up corresponding dns and webhosting space with cpanels for on the same server do not have private ip's (I can of course add them on to the service I am buying from the webhost for a minimal fee) - but currently they are shared ips... is there anyway to use freeradius on shared ips and still be able to keep individual virtual hosts seperate? if I need dedicated hosting and a box of my own to run this in the real world that would just add several thousand dollars of cost to my overall deplopyment and long term maintenance contracts in a co-lo somewhere... currently my webhost's servers are at a co-lo in dallas... ideas, tips and tricks to make it work are VERY welcomed... thanks in advance - Eric@GoZippy.com