Hi, unfotunately current version of serweb doesn't allow to register users without confirmation mail. It is feature of planed next release. I hope the beta version will be avaiable shortly after New Year.

You may use serctl for now.

regards, Karel

rajesh.rajguru@wipro.com napsal(a):

Hi,

I have downloaded ser-0.9.4_src.tar . After compiling we found that mysql.so

is not created. When I try to compile this module separately it gives error that mysql.h file is not present and when I check in modules/mysql, it is not present. How to build mysql.so module then ?

Thanks in advance for the help

Regards, Rajesh

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Hello Rajesh,

On Fri, 2005-12-09 at 10:16 +0530, rajesh.rajguru@wipro.com wrote:

Hi,

I have downloaded ser-0.9.4_src.tar . After compiling we found that mysql.so is not created. When I try to compile this module separately it gives error that mysql.h file is not present and when I check in modules/mysql, it is not present. How to build mysql.so module then ?

Thanks in advance for the help

Regards, Rajesh

You don't tell us which distro you are running. But in any case, it looks like you are trying to install without having the mysql development package for your distro. Depending on which distro you're running, look out for something named mysql-devel or mysql-dev. This package includes the mysql.h header file SER needs in order to include support for MySQL.

Also, please look at the file called INSTALL in the ser 0.9.4 tarball. Unlike most INSTALL files that comes with source code of just about any other program, this one actually have a lot of relevant information. This file is not a GNU build tools stub, it was created by humans! :-) Please check out section 2, "Howto Build ser From Source Distribution". You might have read it already, please take your time and read it again. In any case, once you've got your mysql development files in place, a "make all" should build the mysql module.