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List:       cistron-radius
Subject:    Re: DBM (again)
From:       list-cistron-radius () news ! cistron ! nl (Miquel van Smoorenburg)
Date:       1999-04-29 15:04:06
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In article <cistron.Pine.LNX.4.05.9904291017350.3107-100000@server.sosa.com.ar>,
Marcelo M. Sosa Lugones <marcelo@sosa.com.ar> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>> No, you have to run "builddbm" for that. users.dir and users.pag is
>> old-fashioned though; newer dbm versions use users.db
>
>is there any way i can use .dir and .pag files?

I don't understand this question. Radiusd has no influence over the fact
whether the library will use .db or .dir&p.pag; that solely depends on
the implementation of the db library on your system.

>if i compile radiusd with
>-DNDBM it compiles just fine, but i can't access to those files
> and it i
>compile it with -DDBM i get some "undefined references" errors, and i am
>linking with -ldb in both... i can manage the .dir and .pag file fine, but
>i can't access them with radiusd :(

Well how do you manage the .dir&.pag files then? You should do that with
builddbm, which uses the exact same library routines as radiusd.

Unless you are using a very old builddbm from another radius or something

Mike.
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