I had this problem, and it was due to a syntax problem in the config file
as I remember it.
Take this example:
[start of file]
root="Auth";
object Auth {
ip "xxx.xxx.xxx.x";
type radius;
secret "sysmon";
port 1645;
username "xxx";
password "xxx";
desc "Auth";
dep "OfficeGate";
};
object OfficeGate {
ip "xxx.xxx.xxx.xx";
type ping;
desc "OfficeGate";
}
[snip]
If you don't have the " quotes then it won't work and will complain about
relationships I believe.
Incidentally I still don't have my radius testing working but this has
been shelved, I think Jared is a busy guy and will probably have a new
version out which solves this. He did send me a patch but that didn't
change anything :-(
Simon.
On Fri, 19 Oct 2001, Rob Stewart wrote:
> Hello, rather odd situation here I think that I am running into. When I run
> sysmon (0.91.7) there are a bunch of errors for relationships. I will
> assume that means dependencies. The problem is, they have dependencies that
> are valid. My implementation of sysmon is on a somewhat large scale (a
> little over 700 objects total) I saw the thread Jared answered stating to
> try putting localhost as an object to depend on, so I tried this putting
> 127.0.0.1 being the "last" link in the chain of dependencies. Baisclaly it
> would go like machine1 -> router2 -> router1 -> root object -> localhost.
> That is just a crude sample of the type of chain running here. Anyone have
> any suggestions to look for that could be causing all these relationsbip
> errors?
>
> Rob
>
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