Shane,

the mysql auth is realtime - the subscriber table is queried each time. But the aliases (if used via usrloc module) are cached into memory - loaded at startup from DB and that's it. Here are two alternatives: either when changing something in aliases table, push the change via FIFO into the cache, either use aliases_db module to have aliases without no caching.

regards, bogdan

Shane Burrell wrote:

Is the mysql auth supposed to be realtime? I seem to have to restart openser when I make a change to the alias or subscriber in openser.

Thanks,

shane

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