Zitat von Nicolas Baradakis <nbk@sitadelle.com>:
Michael Check wrote:
On 8/22/06, Michael Check <michaelr.check@gmail.com> wrote:
We tried googling around and we're happy to hear that freeradius will be a part of 10.5, but we'd like to get it running now... There really is no other docs we've found on getting it compiled (after difficulty like the above) and installed. Certainly nothing recent anyway. Is it true that it _should_ just work? :)
Thanks in advance for any assistance,
This is issue is not really solved, I didn't get it to compile, but I thought those of you that are looking for a solution to run freeRADIUS on OSX should look to the package installer that I found. It is quite recent (version 1.1.0pre0) and runs great.
I don't own an Apple machine, so I'm not able to test it myself. However from what I read on the mailing lists, it should be possible to build version 1.1.3 of FreeRADIUS on Mac OS 10.4.7 with the following commands:
$ configure --enable-developer $ make $ su - # make install
it was actually me who reported sucessful compiling ... i just rechecked it: # downloaded freeradius-1.1.3.tar.gz # ./configure --enable-developer # make # sudo make install and freeradius runs and responds to radtest. another way would be "./configure", then remove the option "-s" in the line "INSTALLSTRIP = -s", then "make", "sudo make install", dont now about additional differences to "--enable-developer" (except from warning flags). but i should point out that i do not use any sql-module (do not have the libraries installed which were required) or unixodbc, and have no libgdbm, so there is no rlm_counter, rlm_ippool. maybe there is your problem? i am using a recent mac os 10.4.7 on an "ancient" g4 powerbook. regards markus
-- Nicolas Baradakis
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