This is a permissions problem on the /tmp/ser_fifo file. SER's default permissions don't allow Serweb/Apache/PHP to access the fifo. I fixed this by creating a new unix group called "serfifo", making the "apache" user a member of the group, and making the /tmp/ser_fifo file's group ownership "serfifo", and giving it group read/write permissions. You can do this by doing a chgrp + chmod in your startup script, or (better) by using the "group=" and "fifo_mode=" directives in the ser.cfg file. These directives were somewhat broken in older releases, but I think they're working in 0.8.12. - Jim listas iPfone wrote: -- +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Jim Burwell - Sr. Systems/Network/Security Engineer, JSBC | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | "I never let my schooling get in the way of my education." - Mark Twain | | "UNIX was never designed to keep people from doing stupid things, because | | that policy would also keep them from doing clever things." - Doug Gwyn | | "Cool is only three letters away from Fool" - Mike Muir, Suicyco | | "..Government in its best state is but a necessary evil; in its worst | | state an intolerable one.." - Thomas Paine, "Common Sense" (1776) | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Email: jimb(a)jsbc.cc ICQ UIN: 1695089 | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Reply problems ? Turn off the "sign" function in email prog. Blame MS. | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+

Hi! Hen i use the serctl alias add i get that message: 400 Table 'aliases' not found in memory, use save("aliases") or lookup("aliases") in the configuration script first This happens when i use the confirmation link in the user confirmation email.. What is the problem? How can i use save("aliases") or lookup("aliases") in the configuration script ? I have that table im my database. Thanks Miklos