[Serusers] problem

[samuel]

do you have a file named ser in your /etc/init.d directory??
If not, you would have to get a script that would start ser. There are
some in the SER sources....

Samuel.
2006/9/29, vijay tiwari <vijay11tiwari at yahoo.com>:
> i have install the ser and it installed but i have some problem
>
>
> 1. first i am not able to run the ser command
> 2. i want to make the scripts for ser and mediaproxy but its show me one
> error
>
>  for running this command i  am in /etc/init.d
>
> when i am running this command chkconfig --add ser
>
> error reading information on service ser: No such file or directory
>
>
> please help me out
>
> with regards
> vijay
>
>
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