HUP handling: a thought
Alan DeKok
aland at deployingradius.com
Fri May 4 04:28:06 CEST 2007
Frank Cusack wrote:
> I don't see any special advantage then for SQL. It's not like you're
> going to do specialized config queries against freeradius. You're not
> going to write your config in SQL statements.
Exactly. The benefit, however, is to avoid writing yet another
api/tool to modify a running configuration.
> Additionally, computing a SQL "diff" sounds error prone to me.
I wouldn't recommend it, but it's possible.
>> Yes. The problem is simplified by having almost everything tied to a
>> REQUEST. So anything "live" is either a thread handling a REQUEST, or a
>> REQUEST waiting for something. And REQUESTs point to clients & home
>> servers via one pointer, which is easy to manage.
>
> Easily done without SQL.
Suggestions?
After spending some time on this, there isn't a ready-made solution
that I've found. Looking on the net, few servers other than OpenLDAP
support dynamic run-time changes to the config. And they all do so via
a DB interface.
Alan DeKok.
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