Is rlm_perl a viable solution for production environments yet?
Hi, I'm considering writing some Perl for use with the rlm_perl module, but before I do I need to know whether the module is ready for use in a production environment. Has anyone had any experience (both positive and negative) with rlm_perl, performance wise, that they could share with me to help my decision? Thanks. Kind regards, Tim O'Donovan
On Mon, 17 Oct 2005, Tim O'Donovan wrote:
Hi,
I'm considering writing some Perl for use with the rlm_perl module, but before I do I need to know whether the module is ready for use in a production environment.
Has anyone had any experience (both positive and negative) with rlm_perl, performance wise, that they could share with me to help my decision?
I am using rlm_perl in production right now. Its been working flawlessly for me. I'm using it with freeradius 1.0.2. -Dusty Doris
I'm considering writing some Perl for use with the rlm_perl module, but before I do I need to know whether the module is ready for use in a production environment.
Has anyone had any experience (both positive and negative) with rlm_perl, performance wise, that they could share with me to help my decision?
I am using rlm_perl in production right now. Its been working flawlessly for me. I'm using it with freeradius 1.0.2.
I guess I should add what I'm doing with it. I'm using it to hand out IP addresses to PPPoA ADSL connections from a mysql database. We have about 30,000 DSL modems that get a dynamic IP out of a pool and about 8,000 that get a static IP. We get about 1-2 radius requests per second. I'll document it one of these days and then post it to the list. I just haven't had time yet to do it. -Dusty Doris
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