Dear group,
I installed ser(0.8.11_linux_i386) with mysql support, as well as the web interface serweb.
(serweb site: http://www.sipchina.org/iptel/html/user/)
But when I test the user registration function, I got this error when click the link on the confirmation email:
400 Table 'aliases' not found in memory, use save("aliases") or lookup("aliases") in the configuration script first
I guess the configuration script here is iptel/html/config.php, but i don't know how to save("aliases") in this file.
Could any one help me?
And I have another wish, that is the serweb can be translated into Chinese(at least the user part). But I found that the messages strings are everywhere in php file, language is not configurable, I translate this version, it will be un-upgradable, so is there any chance in the future the web interface can be translated into other language?
Regards
Jeff.
From: Jeff Zhong Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2004 9:33 AM
400 Table 'aliases' not found in memory, use save("aliases") or lookup("aliases") in the configuration script first
I guess the configuration script here is iptel/html/config.php, but i don't know how to save("aliases") in this file.
Your guess is wrong. The error-text refers to the "ser.cfg" script.
Franz
On 13-01 16:32, Jeff Zhong wrote:
Dear group,
I installed ser(0.8.11_linux_i386) with mysql support, as well as the web interface serweb.
(serweb site: http://www.sipchina.org/iptel/html/user/)
But when I test the user registration function, I got this error when click the link on the confirmation email:
400 Table 'aliases' not found in memory, use save("aliases") or lookup("aliases") in the configuration script first
I guess the configuration script here is iptel/html/config.php, but i don't know how to save("aliases") in this file.
No, it should be put into ser config file (/etc/ser/ser.cfg or /usr/local/etc/ser/ser.cfg).
And I have another wish, that is the serweb can be translated into Chinese(at least the user part). But I found that the messages strings are everywhere in php file, language is not configurable, I translate this version, it will be un-upgradable, so is there any chance in the future the web interface can be translated into other language?
Yes, I agree that having the texts separated from the code would be nice and we should do it. I will put it on our todo list.
Jan.
At 11:26 AM 1/13/2004, Jan Janak wrote:
Yes, I agree that having the texts separated from the code would be nice and we should do it. I will put it on our todo list.
It should be mentioned that our to-do-list is very long and the fastest way for such features is to update the PHP code and send us patched.
-jiri