Hi Ravi, If you're even remotely proficient in C, you'll find it is not a difficult task to add a new module. Use the "example" module, or one of the other modules (including Makefile) as a basis. Start with an "empty" module that just returns RLM_MODULE_OK from each function, get it to compile and run, then you can start adding your specific functionality. The module definition at the end of the ".c" file defines the functions that are called for initialization and destruction of your module, and for each stage of request processing. Don't forget to change the module name in the module definition, and also in the Makefile. Its easiest to start with a static Makefile, but you can add your module into the auto configure system if required - a little extra configuration is then required in the modules configure files. To get your module to compile when you run make in the top level directory, you can do two things: 1) Add your module name to the "stable" file in src/modules before you run "./configure", or 2) Add your module name to the "MODULES" definition in Make.inc after you've run configure. Once you get your module to compile and install, add its configuration to radiusd.conf and it will be automagically linked into the server at run time. It really is not difficult, so give it a go and you'll soon see what else is required as you reach each stage. If you run into trouble you can ask specific questions on this list. And as always, search the list archives, as chances are other people have come across similar hurdles to what you will encounter. cheers, Mike ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- From: freeradius-users-bounces+mitchell.michael=bigpond.com@lists.freeradius.o rg [mailto:freeradius-users-bounces+mitchell.michael=bigpond.com@lists.free radius.org] On Behalf Of Ravi S M Sent: Saturday, 5 August 2006 6:25 PM To: freeradius-users@lists.freeradius.org Subject: Regarding adding a module Hi I wanted to add our own module for free radius code on Solaris box. So please through some light on this. With best regards Ravi