6 Dec
2005
6 Dec
'05
7:30 p.m.
How can we change the database, database user name and database password that the
openserctl utility tries to connect with?
You can set these in openser.cfg with modparam, but if you can't also set them for
openserctl, what's the point?
Thanks.
Douglas Garstang
6 Dec
6 Dec
7:40 p.m.
Local settings for openserctl can be specified by the following file:
/usr/local/etc/openser/.openserrcmysql
Example contents of the file:
DIR=/usr/local/sbin
PW=openser
RO_PW=openserro
RW_PW=openserrw
ACL_GROUPS="my_custom_group local ld int voicemail free-pstn prepaid"
Regards,
Norm
Douglas Garstang wrote:
How can we change the database, database user name and
database password that the openserctl utility tries to connect with?
You can set these in openser.cfg with modparam, but if you can't also set them for
openserctl, what's the point?
Thanks.
Douglas Garstang
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7:43 p.m.
The correct file is:
/usr/local/etc/openser/.openserctlrc
The file I mentioned below can be used for local settings in the
openser_mysql.sh script
Regards,
Norm
Norman Brandinger wrote:
Local settings for openserctl can be specified by the
following file:
/usr/local/etc/openser/.openserrcmysql
Example contents of the file:
DIR=/usr/local/sbin
PW=openser
RO_PW=openserro
RW_PW=openserrw
ACL_GROUPS="my_custom_group local ld int voicemail free-pstn prepaid"
Regards,
Norm
Douglas Garstang wrote:
How can we change the database, database user
name and database
password that the openserctl utility tries to connect with?
You can set these in openser.cfg with modparam, but if you can't also
set them for openserctl, what's the point?
Thanks.
Douglas Garstang
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7:55 p.m.
Actually, the code from openserctl shows that you can have custom
settings in any of three different locations:
/etc/openser/.openserctlrc
/usr/local/etc/openser/.openserctlrc
~/.openserctlrc
<snip>
### include resource files, if any
if [ -f /etc/openser/.openserctlrc ]; then
fi
if [ -f /usr/local/etc/openser/.openserctlrc ]; then
. /usr/local/etc/openser/.openserctlrc
fi
if [ -f ~/.openserctlrc ]; then
. ~/.openserctlrc
fi
</snip>
Norman Brandinger wrote:
The correct file is:
/usr/local/etc/openser/.openserctlrc
The file I mentioned below can be used for local settings in the
openser_mysql.sh script
Regards,
Norm
Norman Brandinger wrote:
Local settings for openserctl can be specified by
the following file:
/usr/local/etc/openser/.openserrcmysql
Example contents of the file:
DIR=/usr/local/sbin
PW=openser
RO_PW=openserro
RW_PW=openserrw
ACL_GROUPS="my_custom_group local ld int voicemail free-pstn prepaid"
Regards,
Norm
Douglas Garstang wrote:
How can we change the database, database user
name and database
password that the openserctl utility tries to connect with?
You can set these in openser.cfg with modparam, but if you can't
also set them for openserctl, what's the point?
Thanks.
Douglas Garstang
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