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Subject: Re: ldap load-balance
From: Alan DeKok <aland () deployingradius ! com>
Date: 2022-10-07 18:55:03
Message-ID: A78BE213-50B6-4410-B028-0B956C9E6FDE () deployingradius ! com
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On Oct 7, 2022, at 2:43 PM, Brantley Padgett via Freeradius-Users \
<freeradius-users@lists.freeradius.org> wrote:
> Wait, just to make sure I understand, if I have a similar setup to the answer in \
> that SO question, it doesn't failover, or are you saying it doesn't do any load \
> balancing?
I'm saying that the server works as documented.
The original poster made it *very* clear that he had little intention of reading \
the docs, or doing anything reasonable to solve his problem.
He asked the list about the functionality of the LDAP module. When the module \
contains FULL documentation on what it does, and how it works. When I suggested he \
read that documentation, he didn't. Instead he found some random post from years \
ago, and went off on a tangent about that.
This is evidence that he's posting just to stir up trouble. Or, he's asking \
questions with no intention of paying attention to the answers. Either way, it's \
unacceptable.
Read his last message to see what his attitude is. It in *no way* has anything to \
do with what I said. So once again, he proves he cannot read the most basic of \
content and understand it. At that point, it's impossible to help someone.
> I'm running FreeRADIUS Version 3.0.20 from the Ubuntu standard repo: \
> freeradius/focal-updates,now 3.0.20+dfsg-3ubuntu0.1 amd64 [installed]
I'd recommend 3.0.26 at least. We have packages on \
http://packages.networkradius.com They have many features and bug fixes over 3.0.20.
> So looking closer, I didn't realize/understand there was anything like \
> redundant-load-balance. I see that now.
> Where does the redundant-load-balance statement go?
In the processing section. authorize / authenticate / etc.
> I.E. I have my list of servers under raidusd.conf > modules > ldap ... Putting in \
> the main conf was for ease of writing puppet/ansible modules to install and \
> maintain radius vs multiple files. So would the redundant-load-balance section go \
> under that?
No.
Again... the documentation makes it clear where the "load-balance" keyword goes. I \
really don't know how else to say this.
Where should we be putt the load-balance documentation so that people will read it?
> Currently looks like:
> # MODULE CONFIGURATION
> modules {
> $INCLUDE mods-enabled/
> ldap {
> server = 'ldap01.example.net'
> server = 'ldap02.example.net'
> server = 'ldap03.example.net'
That's fine. The libldap code will handle failover. As is documented in the \
mods-available/ldap file.
> Should become:
No.
Alan DeKok.
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