Yes, issue got resolved by adding this openser user id manually onto the system by root.

On Feb 8, 2008 5:15 AM, Henning Westerholt <henning.westerholt@1und1.de> wrote:
On Friday 08 February 2008, Kalinda G wrote:
> Openser admins!
>
> I did installation of OpenSER using the source from SVN, and noticed that
> openser unix id no longer added by itself during installation (i.e. make
> all; make install). See the following file which state that openser to be
> started by id openser.
>
> $ egrep "USER|GROUP" /etc/default/openser
> USER=openser
> GROUP=openser
> $
>
> I can manually add openser but want to make sure if something got broken
> along the line. Btw, there was another installation done 2007-12-26 via
> SVN, I do not re-call adding this id manually. Could someone confirm this
> please.
>
> Suppose this id has to be added manually, what other associated items need
> to reflect this change. Thanks!

Hi,

i'm not aware that openser creates a 'openser' user during the install. The
only thing i remember is that a 'openser' user is created during the
installation of a build debian package. The 'etc/default' file is also used
for this installation target, not sure about the 'make install' target, or
other distributions..

Cheers,

Henning