Add logging statements to your ser.cfg configuration to determine
which statements the proxy does not like. You can also use the -c and
if necessary the -f flags to do a configuration check and specify a
specific configuration file (other than the default) if necessary. One thing
you cannot do is just assume the default "simple" config will do everything
you need. It doesn't.
_Steve
FaberK wrote:
Hi,
I've got some problems.
When I use the simple ser.cfg, everything is fine, the ser starts, I
can call to other users and I can try to add other users.
When I want to change and try to use MySQL, nothing goes.
I always receive:
Starting SER : PID file /var/run/ser.pid does not exist -- SER start failed
I've tryed to touch it but nothing.
I've installed the libmysqlclient;
I've rebuilt the acc.so according other solutions I saw in this ml...
Using the command ser -c it reply that the cfg is ok.
Same thing if I try to setup to use it with PSTN
What can I do???
I've got to add users, allow them to call to PSTN and accounting the calls...
PLEASE HELP!!!
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