In PDT module I look the prefix, and I change or add domain. But doc don´t speak if I have two domains by one prefix, and I need this options. Does some know if I have one prefix to 2 domains, Could I do parallel fork to these domains?
It is not possible to have this functionality with pdt. The pdt requires one to one relation between (source domain, prefix) and destination domain.
You may try to play with AVPs using avpops module to achieve what you need. For each domain keep the list with the other domains to forward to and push them to new branches.
Cheers, Ramona
Andrew And wrote:
In PDT module I look the prefix, and I change or add domain. But doc don´t speak if I have two domains by one prefix, and I need this options. Does some know if I have one prefix to 2 domains, Could I do parallel fork to these domains?
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Hi all,
I've finally finished getting openser running on an AMD Opteron platform running FC4
To get mysql working successfully, 2 things were needed:
1) re-compile the mysql rpm's with the -fpic flag set. (set it in rpmrc then use rpmbuild to create the new rpm's) 2) Edit modules/mysql/Makefile, and add -lm before -lmysqlient
If -lm isn't added, you'll get this:
ERROR: load_module: could not open module </usr/local/lib/openser/modules/mysql.so>: /usr/local/lib/openser/modules/mysql.so: undefined symbol: floor
Thats because floor() is referenced in libm
Cheers, Gordon
Hi Gordon,
thanks for the hints - the fix is on the CVS.
regards, bogdan
Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi all,
I've finally finished getting openser running on an AMD Opteron platform running FC4
To get mysql working successfully, 2 things were needed:
- re-compile the mysql rpm's with the -fpic flag set. (set it in rpmrc then
use rpmbuild to create the new rpm's) 2) Edit modules/mysql/Makefile, and add -lm before -lmysqlient
If -lm isn't added, you'll get this:
ERROR: load_module: could not open module </usr/local/lib/openser/modules/mysql.so>: /usr/local/lib/openser/modules/mysql.so: undefined symbol: floor
Thats because floor() is referenced in libm
Cheers, Gordon
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