I would like to consult, you successfully set up radius server? about flexinets.radius.radiusserver

[vforteli]

https://github.com/vforteli/RadiusServerService contains an implementation used in production, however it is made according to our specific requirements, so it will not be very useful without modification.

[bbhxwl]

I downloaded a lot of errors, I am Chinese, Chinese information is very little, I hope you can help me, you can run the project.

[bbhxwl]

[vforteli]

Yes, so those references are specific to our implementation and should be removed.
https://github.com/vforteli/RadiusServerService/tree/Base this branch is a cleaned up version using less references and only a basic mock packet handler.

[bbhxwl]

C # this little information in this area.

[bbhxwl]

Can you give me radiusserver.dll? I think the most important may be this, I try.

[vforteli]

Oh, that can be removed, leftovers from a clickonce installation project.

[vforteli]

radiusserver.dll is built from this project https://github.com/vforteli/RadiusServer and has to be referenced by radiusserverservice. Probably a good idea to just include them in the same solution and add a project reference.

[bbhxwl]

I obviously have the nuget package, but still can not run. Hey

[vforteli]

You will have to enable nuget package restore (right click the solution and it should be there). Also note that the projects target .Net 4.6.2

[bbhxwl]

I built a new project, the code copied to the new project which is running, but there will be a mistake, the path access was rejected?
Do you have a mailbox? I sent you my project, you look, I did not use the service, but the use of winform

[bbhxwl]

Made the wrong picture

[bbhxwl]

[bbhxwl]

Chinese days are bright, I have to pay close attention to sleep, I hope you can help me. One night did not sleep

[vforteli]

Cant really help much with that error. Just make sure the dictionary file is copied to output, and is readable by the process.

[bbhxwl]

I found this to be a bug that requires an incoming file that is not a folder. Will not you modify the normal operation?

[vforteli]

Its not a bug, but depends on how you reference RadiusServer. If you build it and create an assembly reference to the dll, Visual Studio doesnt know about the directory file and wont copy it to the output.
However, if you put the projects in the same solution and create a project reference, Visual Studio should copy the file to the final output directory.