dialup_admin blank pages
All, Not to sound like a nubie, but I spent the day researching & working on this issue. My dialup_admin package has the standard "blank pages", and does not report errors. I've checked apache,mysql, and freeradius log files. I configured dialup_admin to use mysql database and all. First I did a debian install of freeradius and freeradius-dialupadmin packages. All the apache and php dependencies were met, as I installed & used phpmyadmin. Later I wiped out the binaries and did a fresh source build and install. I have the mysql -> freeradius working, as I can manually put user/password in the proper mysql table, and then use radtest to successfully test the entry. Help! I have the basic functionality of mysql->freeradius, just not the GUI for others to use :-( Thanks in advance - marshall
My dialup_admin package has the standard "blank pages", and does not report errors. I've checked apache,mysql, and freeradius log files. I configured dialup_admin to use mysql database and all.
Hi there, In my case, this was caused by the php dynamic mysql module not being loaded. Make sure the php4-mysql package is installed BUT take note that the debian (sarge) installer for some reason doesn't add it into the php.ini for some reason. You'll need to edit it and uncomment (or add in) the appropriate mysql.so extension, then restart apache. If you're not sure if this is working or not, make a page with: -------- <? phpinfo(); ?> -------- In it and you should be able to see if the mysql module is loading correctly. Cheers, Fenn.
THANKS! that did it. In my case I assumed I had a working LAMP system, since I had phpmyadmin working fine. On 5/3/06, Fenn Bailey <fenn_b@smktech.com.au> wrote:
My dialup_admin package has the standard "blank pages", and does not report errors. I've checked apache,mysql, and freeradius log files. I configured dialup_admin to use mysql database and all.
Hi there,
In my case, this was caused by the php dynamic mysql module not being loaded. Make sure the php4-mysql package is installed BUT take note that the debian (sarge) installer for some reason doesn't add it into the php.ini for some reason.
You'll need to edit it and uncomment (or add in) the appropriate mysql.so extension, then restart apache.
If you're not sure if this is working or not, make a page with: -------- <? phpinfo(); ?> --------
In it and you should be able to see if the mysql module is loading correctly.
Cheers,
Fenn.
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