27 Oct
2006
27 Oct
'06
10:47 a.m.
Why the command "radiusd -A" work fine and not "/etc/init.d/raduisd start" ???
When you run 'radiusd -A' (I suppose you're root), you are running the radius Server as Root. When you run /etc/init.d/radiusd start, it switches to the 'radiusd' user identity (in FC5). So it is possible that you have a permission issue on some config file. Try to run: # su - radiusd --shell /bin/bash $ radiusd -X You'll see if there is a permision issue. HTH, Thibault