Hi Joao. Why do not you try by letting the domain string empty? In that case, the server will build the request for credentials according to the request itself. Kind regards. Sergio Gutiérrez. On 3/29/07, *Joao Pereira* &lt;joao.pereira(a)fccn.pt <mailto:joao.pereira@fccn.pt>> wrote: Hello I already have an OpenSER runnig nicely. Now I installed a second OpenSER (with other a newdomain) with the same database configuration and the same ser.cfg (except the IP). Everyting works fine... except the authentication... OpenSER always answers 401 Unauthorized. It only accepts clients when I comment this part: if (!www_authorize("newdomain.com <http://newdomain.com>", "subscriber")) { www_challenge(" newdomain.com <http://newdomain.com>", "0"); break; }; The users exist in the database and I know the username / password. Whats happening? Thanks regards Joao Pereira _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users(a)openser.org <mailto:Users@openser.org> http://openser.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users

Hi, do you have or not enabled the "use_domain" module parameter for the auth_db module? regards, bogdan Joao Pereira wrote: > Hello > even this way it doesnt work: > > # Registo > if (!www_authorize("", "subscriber")) { > www_challenge("", "0"); > break; > }; > > Why isnt OpenSER accepting my clients? They are all registered in > the database. > > Regards > Joao Pereira > > > Sergio Gutierrez wrote: >> Hi Joao. >> >> Why do not you try by letting the domain string empty? >> In that case, the server will build the request for credentials >> according to the request itself. >> >> Kind regards. >> >> Sergio Gutiérrez. >> >> On 3/29/07, *Joao Pereira* &lt;joao.pereira(a)fccn.pt >> <mailto:joao.pereira@fccn.pt>> wrote: >> >> Hello >> I already have an OpenSER runnig nicely. >> Now I installed a second OpenSER (with other a newdomain) with the >> same >> database configuration and the same ser.cfg (except the IP). >> Everyting works fine... except the authentication... OpenSER

>> answers 401 Unauthorized. >> >> It only accepts clients when I comment this part: >> >> if (!www_authorize("newdomain.com <http://newdomain.com>", >> "subscriber")) { >> www_challenge(" newdomain.com <http://newdomain.com>", >> "0"); >> break; >> }; >> >> >> The users exist in the database and I know the username /