(RADIATOR) Re: System Sevice on NT

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Chairarth -

You will need to do the following:

install the Radiator code into the Perl file hierarchy like this:
   
	perl Makefile.PL install

(see section 4.3 in the manual)

Otherwise, Perl will not be able to find the Radiator modules, as you have 
discovered.

hth

Hugh


On Wednesday 06 June 2001 16:24, chairarth wrote:

> > Hi Hugh,
>
> Today I try to set Radiator to be started automatically at boot time. I
> have done following step at section 16.4 in the Radiator 2.18.1
> reference manual. Well, after restart NT machine , using the Services in
> the Control Panel, I can see that radiator sevice is started . But I
> cann't login.
>
> So I try to run command ( like I edit in String Value) from the root
> directory of the D: drive as below
>
> d:\Perl\bin\Perl.exe d:\Radiator-Demo-2.18\radiusd -config_file
> d:\Radiator-Demo-2.18\radius.cfg
> ( I install perl and Radiator on dirve D: )
>
> Then , the error message is showed on windows ( see attachfile
> error.bmp). But when I run  command as above from the directory
> D:\Radiator-Demo-2.18 , it 's ok.  So please let me know how can I solve
> this problem
>
> Thanks
> Chairath

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