Move the lookup("aliases") into the main route block after your uri=myself check. I suspect the alias add problem goes away. This is because the lookup ("alias") command must be "hit" in your routing logic in order for the memory resident alias table to be built.
-Steve
Alberto Cruz wrote:
I had the same problem like you but I didn't get the message error with the detailed explanation how to fix it. Samuel and Andres help me to fix it.
You should add the line lookup(aliases) at the begining of the route{ block: route{ lookup("aliases");
Regards
Alberto Cruz
Llanos Serna García-Conde wrote:
Hello everyone,
I can add subscribers with serctl add <username><password><email> but when it comes to adding aliases with serctl alias add <alias><uri> the next message appears 400 Table 'aliases' not found in memory, use save("aliases") or lookup("aliases") in the configuration script first
I don't understand why because I think that the table does exist, because when I introduce the command ser_mysql.sh backup all the tables appear but the aliases one is empty.
Does anyone know what's the problem? Thank you,
Llanos
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