Nicolas Baradakis wrote:
Roberto Greiner wrote:
I've tried another way, setting 'LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/freeradius/', but now I'm getting a new error: ibatubi:/etc# radwho Wed Apr 25 09:58:08 2007 : Error: Unable to open file "/usr/local/etc/raddb/radiusd.conf": No such file or directory radwho: Error reading radiusd.conf.
This isn't the path set by dpkg-buildpackage during the build. Please run "which radwho" to double check you aren't running a binary from an older installation. I guess you have two binaries in /usr/bin/radwho and /usr/local/bin/radwho.
Actually yes. I found that there really was an old radwho. I uninstalled everything and cleaned the system properly before reinstalling again using the new packages. But radwho is still giving me an error: ibatubi:~# radwho radwho: Error reading /var/log/freeradius/radutmp: No such file or directory In that path, there are only the radacct folder, radius.log and radwtmp. In radius.conf I did the following modifications: Line 296 log_auth = yes Line 650 unix { ...... # shadow = /etc/shadow .... } Lines 1848 and 1859 Authorize { ..... # eap sql Line 1946 Authenticate { ..... # unix Line 1987 preacct { .... # files .... } Line 2021 accounting { ..... sql ... } Lines 2039-2043 session { # radutmp sql } The rest of the radius.conf file was left as installed. The radius server itself is working fine. Basides the radwho error, radlast is also not working. It doesn't give any error messages, but the connected users do not appear. Did I mess it with any of the config lines above? ibatubi:/etc# radlast radwtmp begins Fri May 4 10:22:15 2007 Thank you for your help, Marcos Roberto Greiner -- ----------------------------------------------------- Marcos Roberto Greiner Os otimistas acham que estamos no melhor dos mundos Os pessimistas tem medo de que isto seja verdade Murphy -----------------------------------------------------