Hello all. Me and my friend is sitting at the computer trying to get Freeradius to work. After testing Ubuntus own release of FreeRadius which is verison 2.1.0 we decided to download 2.1.7 from the freeradius site. We downloaded the freeradius into the Desktop of the user and then followed theinstructions for compiling. (sudo ./configure sudo make sudo make install) Now when we want to stop radiusd we cant find the folder which it has installed freeradius into. If you know how if works and where we could find the installed freeradius folder it would be much appreciated. Best regards/ Peter Carlstedt _________________________________________________________________ Windows Live Hotmail: Your friends can get your Facebook updates, right from Hotmail®. http://www.microsoft.com/middleeast/windows/windowslive/see-it-in-action/soc...
Hy, Try something like: # locate -u / # locate raddb This will return the freeradius configuration folder. I believe it will be something like /usr/local/etc/raddb. If that's the case, the binaries will be at /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/sbin. regards, On Fri, Nov 6, 2009 at 2:04 PM, Peter Carlstedt <pc_007@hotmail.com> wrote:
Hello all.
Me and my friend is sitting at the computer trying to get Freeradius to work. After testing Ubuntus own release of FreeRadius which is verison 2.1.0 we decided to download 2.1.7 from the freeradius site.
We downloaded the freeradius into the Desktop of the user and then followed theinstructions for compiling.
(sudo ./configure sudo make sudo make install)
Now when we want to stop radiusd we cant find the folder which it has installed freeradius into. If you know how if works and where we could find the installed freeradius folder it would be much appreciated.
Best regards/ Peter Carlstedt
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11/06/2009 04:04 PM, Peter Carlstedt::
(sudo ./configure sudo make sudo make install)
Now when we want to stop radiusd we cant find the folder which it has installed freeradius into.
You blindly typed those commands in, then.
If you know how if works and where we could find the installed freeradius folder it would be much appreciated.
The install directory has been setup during the ./configure. type "./configure --help". PS: Why didn't you stay with the Ubuntu Freeradius? -- Architecte Informatique chez Blueline/Gulfsat: Administration Systeme, Recherche & Developpement +261 33 11 207 36
Peter Carlstedt wrote:
Now when we want to stop radiusd we cant find the folder which it has installed freeradius into.
The default installation directory can be found by: ./configure --help Or, by reading the output of "make install". It shows you what it is installing, and where those files are installed. Alan DeKok.
Hi, type the following commands: 1. netstat -ap -udp this command show you the process name and their id 2. check the radius process id then type the command kill <process id> Thanks & Regards Amritap Sinha On 11/6/09, Peter Carlstedt <pc_007@hotmail.com> wrote:
Hello all.
Me and my friend is sitting at the computer trying to get Freeradius to work.
After testing Ubuntus own release of FreeRadius which is verison 2.1.0 we decided to download 2.1.7 from the freeradius site.
We downloaded the freeradius into the Desktop of the user and then followed theinstructions for compiling.
(sudo ./configure sudo make sudo make install)
Now when we want to stop radiusd we cant find the folder which it has installed freeradius into.
If you know how if works and where we could find the installed freeradius folder it would be much appreciated.
Best regards/ Peter Carlstedt
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