3 Dec
2005
3 Dec
'05
8:25 p.m.
I am trying to use FIFO to manage permanent contacts. I can create
contacts now, but can't figure out what value to specify for the
expiry.
A positive value represents a real expiry in seconds. Negative
numbers, "Never", and "Permanent" all result in "400 Invalid
expires
format". A zero results in "500 Error while adding contact".
The information at
http://www.openser.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=fifo_relay#ul_add is more
of an example. It doesn't really explain the arguments. Does anyone
know how to specify that a contact is permanent? The command
"openserctl ul add" is able to create permanent contacts, so it must
be possible.
Doug
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3 Dec
3 Dec
8:34 p.m.
Hi Doug,
It seems that you were almost there. You should have taken a look at
the openserctl script (yes, it's a script).
I just pulled the following two lines from the script:
# 128 means FL_PERSISTENT is on
fifo_cmd ul_add "$USRLOC_TABLE" "$SERUSER@$SERDOMAIN" "$2"
"0" "1.00"
"0" "128"
This should help you out, although I haven't tested it.
Regards,
Norm
Doug Meredith wrote:
I am trying to use FIFO to manage permanent contacts.
I can create
contacts now, but can't figure out what value to specify for the
expiry.
A positive value represents a real expiry in seconds. Negative
numbers, "Never", and "Permanent" all result in "400 Invalid
expires
format". A zero results in "500 Error while adding contact".
The information at
http://www.openser.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=fifo_relay#ul_add is more
of an example. It doesn't really explain the arguments. Does anyone
know how to specify that a contact is permanent? The command
"openserctl ul add" is able to create permanent contacts, so it must
be possible.
Doug
8:41 p.m.
New subject: [Users] Re: Creating permenant contacts with FIFO ul_add
Norm,
It seems that you were almost there. You should have
taken a look at
the openserctl script (yes, it's a script).
How about that. I never knew it was a script. I should have checked.
I just pulled the following two lines from the script:
# 128 means FL_PERSISTENT is on
fifo_cmd ul_add "$USRLOC_TABLE" "$SERUSER@$SERDOMAIN" "$2"
"0" "1.00"
"0" "128"
That works. I was about to quit for the night frustrated. Now I get
to quit on a positive. Thanks for the help.
Doug
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Doug Meredith (doug.meredith(a)systemguard.com)
SystemGuard - Oracle remote support
877-974-8273 (87-SYSGUARD)
506-854-7997
www.systemguard.com
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