Problems with number of instances of freeradius
Hello, heres my Problem: we have freeradius on two different architectures: solaris(debian) and intel(debian) on solaris/debian freeradius starts with five instances on intel/debian it starts with only one instance. If i change the settings in radius.conf there ist no change. Some ideas? regards Markus
Markus.Wintruff@dataport.de wrote:
Hello,
heres my Problem:
we have freeradius on two different architectures: solaris(debian) and intel(debian) on solaris/debian freeradius starts with five instances on intel/debian it starts with only one instance. If i change the settings in radius.conf there ist no change.
FreeRadius uses threads by default, which is what I assume you're seeing. I suspect the solaris/debian (ugh!) system is showing you each thread as a distinct entry in the process list, whereas the linux/debian is just showing one. Linux 2.6 kernels show threaded processes as one thread by default. You can use "ps auxm" to show the threads in this case - the "-" processes after the main one are the threads. Does this show them? Alternatively you've compiled them differently and the one on linux/debian has threading disabled.
El vie, 17-02-2006 a las 13:16 +0100, Markus.Wintruff@dataport.de escribió:
heres my Problem:
we have freeradius on two different architectures: solaris(debian) and intel(debian) on solaris/debian freeradius starts with five instances on intel/debian it starts with only one instance. If i change the settings in radius.conf there ist no change.
Just noting that 'ps' on GNU/Linux show every thread like another process. Maybe this has nothing to do with your problem. Regards, maykel
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