5 Jan
2006
5 Jan
'06
11:10 a.m.
There is an error when I issue acl grant
openserctl acl grant myname(a)mydomain.com inactive
Invalid privilege: inactive ignored
On 1/5/06, samuel <samu60(a)gmail.com> wrote:
To add a user to a group you can either access
directly the database
or use the openserctl script:
#openserctl acl grant <username> <group>
ex: openserctl acl grant bob(a)biloxi.com inactive
Later in your config use
is_user_in(header, group): you can check if the user identified in the
Req-URI, in the From, or the username used for authentication belongs
to the especified group .
if(is_user_in("credentials","inactive")) {
#the user is in the group inactive....
#you can setflag or return an error message....
}
Please, check the speling of the commands because I am not 100% sure
if they are written exactly as they are here or which version are you
using...
Hope it helps,
sam
2006/1/5, unplug <maillisting(a)gmail.com>om>:
Could you show me an example?
On 1/3/06, Iqbal <iqbal(a)gigo.co.uk> wrote:
Hi
Just create a route, which matches the flag set by a grp entry, and then
route that to a de-activated message. I then simply automate this by
checking credit limits
Iqbal
unplug wrote:
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I am looking for the 2nd option. I found that
there is a table called
grp. Do you mean to make a group in this table? How can I add the
user in it and check before registration or making a call? Could you
show me how?
There is a field called 'flag' In the table of 'subscriber'. What is
the meaning of it? I also find a table called 'pending'. It's
structure almost same as the table 'subscriber'. What is the usage of
'pending' table?
On 12/27/05, Daniel-Constantin Mierla <daniel(a)voice-system.ro> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>On 12/27/05 08:31, unplug wrote:
>
>
>>Hi ,
>> Does anyone know how can I deactivate an account? Does openser
>>already implement that function to deactivate an account, how?
>>
>>
>>
>what you expect from deactivation? To remove the user's profile? Or just
>to mark it to be unable to register? For the first option, you can use
>"openserctl rm" and for the second you can do it via groups - make a
>group 'inactive', add the user in it and check before it tries to
>register or to make a call.
>
>Cheers,
>Daniel
>
>
>
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