Yes, that's a good idea, but you will have to modify serctl script,
there is a variable listing allowed groups and you will have to put
expires group there too.
Jan.
On 31-07 12:08, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
Hello,
just another idea ...
You can create a special group (e.g., expired) and have a filter at the
beginning of ser config file that denies all requests from users being
in that group. In this way you don't have to remove/put back the users
from/to subscriber table which has many information stored but from grp
table.You can use serctl very easy to add/remove a user from a group.
Best regards,
Daniel
Jan Janak wrote:
You have to change content of subscriber table
somehow (i.e. remove and
put back users from/to the table). But users that are removed from the
table will think that they forgot password, because they will be unable
to login.
Jan.
On 31-07 07:36, Madan wrote:
hi
i m using default ser config and mysql db/tables ..no modification
whatsoever
what i want is how can we disable/expire sip accounts..say for example i
have a user A and i want to enable his sip account based on hrs/months etc
how to go abt it? what all changes do i need to make?
regards,
Madan
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