Hello,
I'm writing a custom program using the serctl interface to manage users
(adds, deletes, etc.). One problem that I am having is with the case
where I want to reassign an alias to a different user.
My assumption was that the command: %serctl alias rm <aliasX> would
delete any references to "aliasX" and allow me to reuse "aliasX" for
a
different user. What I've found is that even after using the
aforementioned command, "aliasX" is still in ser's memory cache and in
the database's alias table. Thus, if I attempt to reassign this number,
it fails.
I'm sure I'm not the first to try reassigning extensions through serctl,
so either it is broken or I do not understand what is really going on
(likely).
Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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