It wasn't any limitation of the documentation or freeradius at all. To me, it's a limitation of some of the Linux distros. I'm a fan of FreeBSD for servers, but our requirement is using either RHEL or Centos. When you build on those systems it seems like you're locked in dependency hell. I could have built from spec, but then some other operations group has to support it after it's developed. And of course that makes the system less supportable for the masses. Is there any way to get this 2.5 version into the Centos 6 stable repos? My main issue was the need for rlm_cache...as it's a direct requirement for my needs in this case.

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On Jun 14, 2014, at 3:40 AM, Alan Buxey <A.L.M.Buxey@lboro.ac.uk> wrote:

I guess it depends on what your search terms were but it's always surprising how many people use 3rd party docs rather than the official docs and how many people write up their own web pages rather than contributing to or fixing the official docs.

alan