21 Jul
2004
21 Jul
'04
6:29 a.m.
Hi Vlad
I am using that kind of setup and I took the serctl script to start another
instance of ser and I called it ser-vm .I created a voicemail configuration
file and put it in /etc/ser/ folder. I specified a different pid file and
put the correct path to the configuration in the ser-vm script ( the
modified serctl script)
So when I want to start/stop ser I do serctl start/stop and when I want to
start the voicemail instance of ser I do ser-vm start
Hope this will help!
:-)