In 'SER HowTo' Manual, it's written to run ser_mysql.sh in order to create ser database. And then, you should be able to see ser tables and ther users 'ser' and 'serro' doing mysql> select * from user; mysql> show tables;
Well, my problem is that I can see subscriber table, and add users with serctl command, but I can't see 'ser' and 'serro' users and I don't know whether this could be the problem.
I think you need to distinguish between users belonging to mysql and ser. mysql users consist of a username/password combination you need to connect to your database while the latter are kept in the subscriber table which ser uses to authenticate user agents. Therefore not seeing 'ser' or 'serro' in the subscriber table does not pose a problem.
Thilo