[Serusers] ser.cfg buildsystem

[Greger V. Teigre]

Hi Kumar,
Thanks for your feedback.
**** WARNING! Only helloworld is implemented!!!!
means exactly what it says. The buildsystem is complete, but the content 
is not (it is thus not yet a part of SER 2.0rc1 package). However, in 
order to gain experience and lower the threshold for SER 2.0 adoption, 
it is described in the installation instructions.

We are working on the other features and will make them available as 
soon as we can.
g-)

KUMAR wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am having some problem with the configuration file buildsystem.
> Whatever changes I make, it always creates only the basic hello world
> configuration file only. I am using the latest package.
>
> It also gives the following message
> **** WARNING! Only helloworld is implemented!!!!
>
> How do I include other feature packages like NAT and authentication.
> Here's what i've done
>
> This configure script will generate a new local configuration to
> ./local/default/config.m4.
> ======================
>
> Press ENTER to accept default values.
>
> SER Server IP address:
>  IP address to listen on (202.52.247.221): 192.168.2.2
>  Port to listen on (5060):
>  Public IP address of server (ENTER if same as listen IP):
>
> Domain name for this SER installation (i.e. mydomain.com, def.
> mytestser.org) : MYDOMAIN
>
> SER installation path (/usr/local, i.e. modules in 
> /usr/local/lib/ser/modules):
>
> Usage:       dbtype://readwriteuser:password@host/databasename
> Database URL (mysql://ser:heslo@localhost/ser):
>
> You may choose to turn on logging as found in the SER - Getting 
> Started guide.
> This logging can be turned on and off in a live environment, and we 
> recommend
> everybody to include the logging except in high-load environments.
> (You can also later disable it from your config.m4)
>  Turn on logging (yes):
>  How much log possibilities to include (low/medium/high, default high):
>
> You can base your configuration file on one of the feature packages 
> available.
> Currently, the supported packages are (gettingstarted sems)
>   gettingstarted  : A set of basic configurations found in most setups
>   sems            : A configuration file that enables SER as a
> front-end for SEMS
>
> You can also choose to include specific components within a feature
> package (components).
> And finally, you can choose to include no prepared features, just use
> your own code in ./local.
>
> Your choice of feature, choose only one,
>   default is gettingstarted (none, components or gettingstarted sems) ?
>
> You have chosen the SER - Getting Started feature package.  (See SER -
> Getting Started document)
> Which feature set do you want to base your configuration on:
>   helloworld     : basic configuration
>   auth           : authentication using mysql database
>   nat          : NAT traversal handling
>   pstn         : Functionality for PSTN integration
>   callfwd        : basic call features like call forwarding
>
> **** WARNING! Only helloworld is implemented!!!!
> Your choice (default helloworld, auth, nat, pstn, callfwd): nat
>
> You have chosen NAT traversal, do you want to use rtpproxy (iptel.org)
> or mediaproxy (ag-projects)?
> Your choice (default rtpproxy, mediaproxy): rtpproxy
> Copying site templates to ./local/default...
>
>
> The resulting ser.config doesn't include anything except the helloworld.
>
> Thank you in advance.
> Kumar
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