[Serusers] Use_domain and serctl

[zeusng]

OK, I find the solution myself. I need to set use_domain on all modules that
have this option in order to use the feature. Apparently, this includes
auth_db, group, registrar, uri, usrloc and vm modules. I believe
auth_diameter as well but I can't confirm since I do not use radius at the
moment.

The documents are not reflecting this yet. I believe people are too busy on
coding and testing and not much time on documentation.

BTW, how's the idea of making use_domain a global variable? I'm only looking
from my perspective and the programmer could have better idea of
should/shouldn't doing this.

Zeus

> -----Original Message-----
> Subject: [Serusers] Use_domain and serctl
> 
> 
> In my ser.cfg file, I have specified:
> 
> modparam("registrar", "use_domain", 1)
> 
> Everything works fine except serctl.
> 
> When I do "serctl ul show" to dump the db, one of the record shows as
> 
> 
> ...Record(0xbd6ec6e0)...
> domain: 'location'
> aor   : '3312345 at mydomain.com'
> ~~~Contact(0xbd6ec730)~~~
> domain : 'location'
> aor    : '3312345 at mydomain.com'
> Contact: 'sip:3312345 at 192.168.11.57:5070'
> Expires: 775
> q      :       0.00
> Call-ID: '46C2311DC01A467FB013DD0096D680AF at mydomain.com'
> CSeq   : 1247
> replic : 0
> State  : CS_SYNC
> Flags  : 0
> next   : (nil)
> prev   : (nil)
> ~~~/Contact~~~~
> .../Record...
> 
> But when I do "serctl ul show 3312345 at mydomain.com", it returns:
> 
> 404 Username 3312345 at mydomain.com in table location not found
> 
> Also, if I try to add a new location record with:
> serctl ul add dummy at mydomain.com sip:192.168.1.34:5060
> 
> The return message is: ('dummy','sip:192.168.1.34:5060') to 'location'
> 
> I'm expecting ('dummy at mydomain.com','sip:192.168.1.34:5060') 
> to 'location'
> 
> The "use_domain" in ul_fifo.c is always 0. Is there something 
> wrong with it?
> 
> 
> 
> Zeus Ng
> 
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