Hi, One possible reason could be that the user you are building the radius server as does not have the appropriate file system permissions to create files within the /usr/local directory. Try running make install as root user. You can also get the FreeRADIUS RPMs for SLES 8 or SLES 9 from: http://forge.novell.com/modules/xfcontent/downloads.php/edirfreeradius Get back to me in case you have any further queries. -Sayantan

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carnold5@nc.rr.com 06/03/05 7:32 AM >>> Thanks for the replies. This is also noted on the main web page: http://www.freeradius.org Sorry about that, it seems i overlooked that :) See 1.0.2, which includes eDirectory integration. OK, so i uninstalled the 0.9.3 version and i downloaded the tarball and followed the instructions to compile and install v1.0.2. When i ran ./configure, i ran it with the --with-edir option. This process ran for awhile; i did see some warnings during this step but the process did not stop. Then i ran make, no options; i did see some warnings during this step but the process did not stop. Now, during the make install step i did see some warning and errors but again, the

process did not stop. When it did complete, i see "error:radiusd not found". Indeed, when i do a search for raddb, i see a folder in usr/local/raddb. The weird thing is, there are 0 files in this folder. When i search for radiusd.conf, no file found. When i go to the shell prompt and type radiusd, command not found. Anybody got any ideas? - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html