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which: no radclient in (/usr/kerberos/sbin:/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/root/bin)
./radstatus.sh: line 46: radclient: command not found
do I need to have the radclient installed locally on the server running cacti or should it work without the radclient installed locally???
I was under the impression that cacti would somehow connect to the freeradius server and send the command there (to avoid the need for a local radclient)
Yes you *DO* need the radclient binary on the cacti host. That's why the scripts check for it and that's what it reports inthe error message.
If that's a blocker for you, you could rewrite the script in another language so it behave like a radiusclient. You would the depend on the radius client library for you language instead on the C radclient binary.
Not sure how useful it would be.
Just being curious. Why is it a "no go"? Is it because of the dependencies (which I could understand, among other libpcap can make some ITs unconfortable)?
Is that just procedure related ( )?
Is that anything else?
Would a custom implementation of a radiusclient be more acceptable (given that the radius bindings for the chosen language would have to be installed)?