I just updated ser from cvs and encounter the problem that ser will no longer start.
I have my own module and a function (exec_pol) in that is started from ser.cfg in the route block.
This used to work fine, but since the latest update from ser, ser just terminates saying "Parse Error: Command cannot be used in the block".
I got this message after make all, make install and trying to start ser. I then realised that my module was not compiled anew because the find_export function now has more arguments (the NO_SCRIPT on, which it didn't need before). Having fixed this, things compile fine, but the error persists and I cannot start ser.
Have I overseen an important change??
thanks, Stephan
-- Dr Stephan Reiff-Marganiec Research Fellow Department of Computing Science; University of Stirling email: srm@cs.stir.ac.uk tel: 01786 46 7448
I have found it .... the export structure has been expanded: one now must specify which blocks a function can be used in. the new serdev/modules.sgml tells the whole story ...
Stephan
Stephan Reiff-Marganiec Research Fellow Department of Computing Science; University of Stirling email: srm@cs.stir.ac.uk tel: 01786 46 7448
On Wed, 26 Mar 2003, Stephan Reiff-Marganiec wrote:
I just updated ser from cvs and encounter the problem that ser will no longer start.
I have my own module and a function (exec_pol) in that is started from ser.cfg in the route block.
This used to work fine, but since the latest update from ser, ser just terminates saying "Parse Error: Command cannot be used in the block".
I got this message after make all, make install and trying to start ser. I then realised that my module was not compiled anew because the find_export function now has more arguments (the NO_SCRIPT on, which it didn't need before). Having fixed this, things compile fine, but the error persists and I cannot start ser.
Have I overseen an important change??
thanks, Stephan
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Hello,
Module interface has changed. There is now new flags field (the last field in cmd_export_t structure) that specifies in which block your function can be used.
This flag must be set to REQUEST_ROUTE if you want to use your function in the main route block of your ser.cfg
I attached description of the new interface in plain-text, the original can be found in sip_router/doc/sedev/modiface.sgml in docbook format.
Jan.
On 26-03 13:44, Stephan Reiff-Marganiec wrote:
I just updated ser from cvs and encounter the problem that ser will no longer start.
I have my own module and a function (exec_pol) in that is started from ser.cfg in the route block.
This used to work fine, but since the latest update from ser, ser just terminates saying "Parse Error: Command cannot be used in the block".
I got this message after make all, make install and trying to start ser. I then realised that my module was not compiled anew because the find_export function now has more arguments (the NO_SCRIPT on, which it didn't need before). Having fixed this, things compile fine, but the error persists and I cannot start ser.
Have I overseen an important change??
thanks, Stephan
-- Dr Stephan Reiff-Marganiec Research Fellow Department of Computing Science; University of Stirling email: srm@cs.stir.ac.uk tel: 01786 46 7448
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