On Apr 20, 2025, at 3:23 PM, Dominic Stalder <dominic.stalder@bluewin.ch> wrote:
You have two copies of FreeRADIUS installed on the same machine. Don't do that.
I do agree, that is very strange, because this was never intended. The upgrade path lately was like this:
FR 3.2.5 —> FR 3.2.6 (git #a69627989) by compiling out of the git repository (make) —> FR 3.2.7 via apt packet manager
The apt package manager doesn't know that you compiled the server out of the git repository.
I also executed "apt autoremove“ after upgrading from FR 3.2.7.
Which doesn't remove the version compiled out of the git repository.
Or what is the best way to have a clean installation again; download the 3.2.5 git repository again and execute „make uninstall“?
There is no "make uninstall" target. The solution here is "rm" Alan DeKok.