(RADIATOR) BUG? pidfile is written to early

Karl Gaissmaier karl.gaissmaier at kiz.uni-ulm.de
Mon Jan 24 03:34:09 CST 2005


Hi Mike or Hugh,

maybe due to some different problems, a second radius daemon
gets started even if one is already running then the content of
the pidfile is wrong (shows the pid of the died second radiusd)

The second startup normally fails with a bind error:
(address already in use)
but the second radiusd writes the pid file to early, even when
the second daemon can't get the socket.

Additional startup/restart scripts, depending on the proper
pidfile content, will fail.

Best regards
	Charly
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