FreeRADIUS package is not updated properly from pkg v1.0.3 to pkg v1.0.4

Alan_nn

pkg_mgr_install.php?mode=reinstallpkg&pkg=freeradius page died with fatal error:

Fatal error: Cannot create references to/from string offsets nor overloaded objects in /etc/inc/xmlparse.inc on line 69

Nachtfalke

Not sure if this error is related to the package itself or something else.

Is it i386 or amd64 ?
Did you try with "Clear package locks" ?

Alan_nn

i386

"Clear package locks" didn't help

Nachtfalke

reverted the changes from 1.0.4 back to 1.0.3 but have to wait till it's merged.
Hope this will fix it - not sure where the problem is/was.

It stucks on "Loading package configuration… "

Sorry for that....

jimp

I fixed it, there were problems in the freeradius.xml file - wasn't related to the version.

Alan_nn

Thanks !

thewho

i still have this problem for 2.0 amd64

Nachtfalke

I installed the 1.0.4 version some hours ago on amd64 and it is working for me.

The error Alan_nn posted in the first post was related to a syntax error in the freeradius.xml.
jimp fixed it and it is working.

The verison bump to 1.0.4 is related to this change:

From:


Simultaneous-Use += 1;

To:


Simultaneous-Use := 1;

Perhaps clear package lock and reinstall freeradius again.

thewho

the error i get is "Fatal error: Cannot create references to/from string offsets nor overloaded objects in /etc/inc/xmlparse.inc on line 69 "

~~How do i "clear package lock" ?~~ DIAGNOSTICS -> BACKUP/RESTORE -> Clear Package Lock

this did not help… i think im doing something wrong??

$ find / -name freeradius.xml
/usr/local/pkg/freeradius.xml

i cant find "Simultaneous-Use += 1;" in that file.. ? ??

Nachtfalke

Simultaneous-Use is in freeradius.inc
This was the change which bumped the version from 1.0.3 to 1.0.4

The syntax error which jimp fixed weeks ago was in freeradius.xml

Try this:
All configurations you did in freeradius is placxed in your config file you can download in DIAGNOSTICS -> BACKUP/RESTORE.

Try to delete or rename the alle freeradius related files in /usr/local/pkg and then do a reinstallation of freeradius. Perhaps it isn't replacing old files with the new ones.

thewho

i am sorry that i did not tell you that i haven't made any changes to my freeradius so when i removed the XML file and upgraded it worked. :)

Nachtfalke

Thanks for feedback.