Hello, when I try to run serctl I get a message which tells me that I have to set an enviroment var which is SIP_DOMAIN ; now for the test phase I use a linux without a domain name; how should I define SIP_DOMAIN so that the serctl will work? regards, sting
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Open the file /etc/profile Go to its end and write: export SIP_DOMAIN="yourdomain.com" I think this domain is used when creating new users. That is the default Realm (I might be wrong!!! Check the manuals) You can also type that thing at the command prompt.
Thanks Emery ----- Original Message ----- From: "sting sting" zstingx@hotmail.com To: serusers@lists.iptel.org Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 12:17 Subject: [Serusers] SIP_PROXY and serctl
Hello, when I try to run serctl I get a message which tells me that I have to set an enviroment var which is SIP_DOMAIN ; now for the test phase I use a linux without a domain name; how should I define SIP_DOMAIN so that the serctl will work? regards, sting
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Hello,
On 9/29/2003 12:17 PM, sting sting wrote:
Hello, when I try to run serctl I get a message which tells me that I have to set an enviroment var which is SIP_DOMAIN ; now for the test phase I use a linux without a domain name; how should I define SIP_DOMAIN so that the serctl will work?
then you can use either localhost or set a virtual domain name as you will and add a entry to your /etc/hosts for it (e.g., put into your /etc/hosts a line like: 127.0.0.1 virtual.domain.com virtual). Afterwards, in the the console where you use the serctl set the environment variable SIP_DOMAIN, e.g., for bash, the command is 'export SIP_DOMAIN=virtual.domain.com'.
Best regards, Daniel
regards, sting
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