Hello all, I am trying to start radiusd from inetd.conf. The entry in inetd.conf radius dgram udp wait root /usr/local/sbin/radiusd radiusd I have added the entries in /etc/services/ as radius 1812/udp radacct 1813/udp when I reload inetd, the logs say inetd[940]: /usr/local/sbin/radiusd: exit status (1) netstat -n displays *1812 but not *1813 udp 120 0 *.1812 *.* however radiusd is not accepting any request from the localhost using radclient/radtest. However, when I run radiusd from the command line /usr/local/sbin/radiusd radiusd starts and accepts requests. netstat -n displays udp 0 0 *.1812 *.* udp 0 0 *.1813 *.* I am not able to understand when using inetd, radiusd doesn't start. Am I missing something ? Do I have to modify anything in the configuration files ? I tried looking in the docs and archives, there is no mention on this. Could you please guide me, or give some pointers on where to look for. regards, adharsh.
Hi,
Thanks, I am wondering, is there any other way that I can start radiusd automatically after every boot.
use the daemon scripts. what OS are you using? theres usually an 'init.d' script that will fit the bill. simply copy it into the correct directory (eg /etc/init.d) and softlink to that from your run directory - eg /etc/rc.d/rc3.d as other scripts are - and then use the correct tool to do the job. ah, the joys of each Linux distribution being totally different. chkconfig on RedHat-style systems, rc-update is your friend on gentoo etc alan
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Alan DeKok