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This chapter describes file naming conventions used throughout this document.
Programs from the GNU Radius package use the following directories to store various configuration and log files:
A directory where all configuration files are stored.
A directory where radiusd
stores its log files.
A directory where radiusd
stores accounting detail files
(see section Detailed Request Accounting).
A directory where shared data files are stored, such as Rewrite
or Scheme
source files.
The default locations of these directories are determined at compile time. Usually these are:
Directory | Short name | Default location |
‘raddb’ | /usr/local/etc/raddb | |
‘radlog’ | /var/log | |
‘radacct’ | /var/log/radacct | |
‘datadir’ | /usr/local/share/radius/1.6 |
These locations may differ depending on your local site configuration.
Throughout this document we will refer to these directories by their short names. For example, when we say:
... this information is contained in file ‘raddb/sqlserver’ |
we actually mean ‘/usr/local/etc/raddb/sqlserver’.
To get the default directory names that your version of Radius was
compiled with, run radiusd --version
.
Locations of these directories may be overridden by specifying the appropriate command line options. For example, any program from the GNU Radius package accepts the command line option ‘-d’ or ‘--directory’, which introduces the configuration directory path.
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