[Serusers] new pa entry in serctl usage menu

[Aisling]

Hello,
 
I recently upgraded to ser 0.9.3 and I noticed that there's a new entry
in the serctl usages document:
 
pa pres <p_uri> <pstate> .......set pstate for a presentity
pa loc <p_uri><loc>.........set a location for a presentity
 
Am I correct in assuming that the first command allows a a subscribers
"availability" or presence state to be set? i.e. "busy", "unavailable"
etc or is this limited to "online", "offline"?
Also with the second command, does this represent something like a
presentities current location i.e. office etc? If not, what does it
represent or how should it be used syntactically?
 
Based on my assumptions above, I tried "serctl pa loc aisling at x.x.x.x
office" and the following errors occurred (SER was also killed):
 
submit_query(): Unknown column 'pdomain' in 'where clause'.
submit_query(): Error while submitting query
pdomain_load_presentities: Error while querying presentity
submit_query(): Unknown column 'pdomain' in 'where clause'.
submit_query(): Error while submitting query
new_presentity: Error while querying presentity
child process 10644 exited by signal 11
core was generated
INFO: signal 15 received
INFO: signal 15 received
INFO: signal 15 received
INFO: signal 15 received
Etc etc
BUG: shutdown timeout triggered, dying..
 
Regards,
Aisling.
 
 


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