8 Jun
2006
8 Jun
'06
4:10 a.m.
Hi,
Here's even more light:
When I start freeradius by just typing radiusd on the command line, it connects to MySQL ok. But if I start it like I'm supposed to: service radiusd start, it doesn't. I'm using Fedora 5 with the latest freeradius.i386, freeradius-unixODBC.i386, and freeradius-mysql.i386.
sounds like SELINUX might be paying your processes a visit. I'd check the system logs to see if selinux is getting in the way. alan