Hi,
check your /tmp/ser_fifo permissions, make sure the userid that runs your webserver has access.
Jon Ole ----- Original Message ----- From: "Aaron Daubman" daubman@ll.mit.edu To: serusers@lists.iptel.org Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2003 3:47 PM Subject: [Serusers] SERWeb for 0.8.12
Hi,
I'm just getting started with SER and SERWeb on a FreeBSD 5.1 system. The SER install went smoothly (compiled from source) and the database seemed to go in fine. Once SER was in place I went looking for serweb but there wasn't a package for 'latest' yet (that I could find).
I tried the serweb package from 0.8.11 and ran into some problems (I just grabbed serweb from CVS and it seems to be the same).
- in config.php (and a few other places I'm now forgetting) the user
pages path is set (or hard-coded) to /user/, however the included directory is user_interface/ (e.g. $this->user_pages_path = $this->root_path."user/";, as well as the reg and confirmation URLs) That was easy enough to fix, however it was somewhat concerning.
- After submitting a request for an account and following the emailed
URL, I've consistently gotten errors. They seem to point at the database, but reinit'ing it did not help. The errors were:
- error in SQL query, line: 43 (from the confirmation.php page)
- Something to do with aliases (cannot currently generate the error)
like use save("aliases") or update("aliases) in config script before
using.
The second error seems to be a problem, as the account is added, but without the requested phone number aliased. (there don't seem to be any aliases).
- I consistently get a 404 not found when trying to IM any of the users
on the system - is this also related to the lack of/problem with aliases?
Aside from these errors, I was able to register with two Cisco 7960s using the requested and confirmed accounts (not yet able to test calling, although without the aliases I assume it would fail) as well as modify account parameters from serweb.
Is there a specific release of serweb that should be used with 0.8.12, or one that is "least buggy"?
Thank you, ~Aaron
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