Do you use the aliases table in your script?
serctl is a tool for direct manipulation of ser's cache. Caching sql tables is good for performance. however, it poses a problem: how to change content of the cache without rebooting ser? (there is no way to propagate changes to mysql database to the cache). That's what we use serctl for. It manipuilates ser's cache via FIFO server in run-time.
If a lookup table is not used from a script, it is not cached and it cannot be updated using serctl.
-Jiri
(manipulation in sql are not reflected in ser's
At 12:10 AM 1/10/2003, Michael Graff wrote:
# serctl alias add 7004 sip:graff@isc.org sip:graff@isc.org 400 Table 'aliases' Not Found
The table IS there:
+-----------------+ | Tables_in_ser | +-----------------+ | acc | | active_sessions | | aliases | | config | | event | | grp | | location | | missed_calls | | pending | | phonebook | | reserved | | silo | | subscriber | | version | +-----------------+ 14 rows in set (0.00 sec)
This is on FreeBSD 4.7-RELEASE-p2 i386
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