I am not sure if this mailing list is for any type of product support, but I am at a loss as how to continue, so any type of guidance would be appreciated.
I am new to using SER, however I downloaded the source baseline, then made it, etc. according to the "Getting Started" guide. The very basic configuration (minus MySQL, etc.) seemed to build fine and all binaries, the ser.cfg file, etc. were installed to the correct locations. Since I just wanted to start using a basic configuration, I chose to use the "Hello World" configuration file as outlined in the guide, so I swapped it out with the default one. As the super user, I ran >>ser -V and received the expected version feedback as listed within the "Getting Started" guide. However, when I tried to start SER normally with >>ser I received the following error:
0(6989) parse error (11,1-5): syntax error
0(6989) parse error (11,1-5):
ERROR: bad config file (2 errors)
So I went back and checked the "Hello World" config file and I could find no syntax errors since the exact replica can be compared to the example in the "Getting Started" guide. So I swapped back in the original ser.cfg file and I still got errors. Of course I also got additional errors with that file since I did not have MySQL, etc configured.
So I guess my question would be, what may be causing SER to error out on the config file (I assume it means there is some issue with parsing out the contents of the ser.cfg file).
I am using Fedora 11 on an i386 platform with gcc 4.4.1, bison 2.4.1, flex and all other needed dependencies listed within the INSTALL file.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Regards,
Jesse Scites
On May 28, 2010 at 16:05, Jesse B Scites jbscites@gmail.com wrote:
I am not sure if this mailing list is for any type of product support, but I am at a loss as how to continue, so any type of guidance would be appreciated.
It's the right mailing list.
I am new to using SER, however I downloaded the source baseline, then made it, etc. according to the "Getting Started" guide. The very basic configuration (minus MySQL, etc.) seemed to build fine and all binaries, the ser.cfg file, etc. were installed to the correct locations. Since I just wanted to start using a basic configuration, I chose to use the "Hello World" configuration file as outlined in the guide, so I swapped it out with the default one. As the super user, I ran >>ser -V and received the expected version feedback as listed within the "Getting Started" guide. However, when I tried to start SER normally with >>ser I received the following error:
What version of ser are you using?
0(6989) parse error (11,1-5): syntax error
0(6989) parse error (11,1-5):
ERROR: bad config file (2 errors)
Looking at the Hello Word config from http://siprouter.teigre.com/doc/gettingstarted/ch06.html#id2654624 it seems the line in question is fifo="/tmp/ser_fifo".
This option disappeared in newer ser versions, so my guess is that you are using the hello word config (made I think for ser 0.9.x) with a newer ser (2.1?).
The config could be easily adapted to a newer ser version (at first sight: remove or comment out the fifo line and change msg:len > max_len to msg:len > 4096). However I would recommend to go directly to sip-router 3.0 (which is more or less ser 3.0) and use sip-router-basic.cfg as a starting point (either use git, see http://sip-router.org/wiki/git/sip-router-repository or download the latest tarball from http://sip-router.org/tarballs/sr/sr_3.0/).
Andrei
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