Hello Sir,
The command that I used is 'openserctl sc.dbtext'. Prior to that, what I
did was download the sc.dbtext script from CVS and replace the current
openserctl file in /usr/local/sbin. Is this the correct procedure? I did
invoked openserctl dbtext using the sc.dbtext file which I renamed
openserctl but it gave me this kind of error: 406 Bad Substitution. What
is the procedure of running the sc.dbtext script?
Many thanks
hans
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
Hi Lindsey,
the openserctl version for dbtext support is not by default installed
or provided by the packages - it is available only on CVS, as
scripts/sc.dbtext.
are you using this one?
by just running it with no params , there is no error. What is your
full command line that produce the error you reported.
regard,
bogdan
Lindsey Hans Joseph Lao wrote:
Hello,
I'm planning to use DBTEXT instead of mysql. I found a forum
somewhere in the Internet that a script, serctl dbtext [dbtext path]
I believe. Is this supported in OpenSER 1.1.0? Because when I tried
to invoke this particular command, nothing happens.
Thanks!
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