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NAME

       radrelay -- replicate accounting data to another RADIUS server

SYNOPSIS

       radrelay  [-P  pidfile]  [-a  accounting_dir]  [-d config_dir] [-f] [-i
       source_ip] [-s secret] server detailfile

DESCRIPTION

       Radrelay reads a file in the detail file  format,  reconstructs  radius
       packets  from it and sends them to a remote radius server. When end-of-
       file is reached, the file is  truncated.   Radrelay  then  waits  until
       additional data to be written to the file, and starts over again.

OPTIONS

       -P pid_filename
              At   startup,  radrelay  writes   its  process-id to a file.  By
              default that  is  var/run/radrelay.pid,  this  option  overrides
              that.

       -a accounting_directory

              The base directory to use to read the detail file from.

       -d config_directory

              The directory where the dictionary and clients files are.

       -f      Do not fork and run in the background as a daemon.

       -i source_ip
              The source IP address to use for sending radius packets.

       -s secret
              Normally  the  secret  for  the  remote  server  is looked up in
              /etc/raddb/clients. This option overrides the  secret  specified
              in that file.

       detailfile
              File  to  read  the  attribute/value  pairs from. If this is not
              specified, they are read from stdin.

       server[:port]
              The hostname or IP address of the remote  server.  Optionally  a
              UDP  port  can  be specified. If no UDP port is specified, it is
              looked up in /etc/services.  The  service  name  looked  for  is
              radacct  for  accounting  packets.  If a service is not found in
              /etc/services, 1646 is used.

SEE ALSO

       radiusd(8), doc/README.radrelay.

AUTHOR

       Miquel van Smoorenburg, miquels@cistron.nl.

                               22 November 2001