Thanks Vaclav for the information as at one stage I thought my message was lost!
Is that the user must need to be in the database? I though the user location in memory should work. Since my registration packet arrives fine and I can see the response to the REGISTER packets, I assume users are are in memory but I could not check from serctl command as I mentioned earlier.
I will use the latest serctl but I would like to know if the database is absolutely must for the presence to work?
Regards, Suraj ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hi Suraj. Sorry for delayed reply.
On Wed, May 03, 2006 at 11:10:32PM -0400, Suraj Kumar wrote:
cannot see them with the serctl ul show command which shows the following message :
Might be, that this command is still not implemented (it worked in older SER versions, but it was rewritten then and may be, that it was not reimplemented yet). May be, that new serctl (in tools/serctl in source tree) has another command which is similar to this. Try to look there.
book:
but my user location is set as follows : modparam("usrloc", "db_mode", 0)
There are used functions lookup_user and lookup_domain from modules uri_db and domain (I think) which work with database. The subscription probably fails due to that these functions can not find the user in database. Have you added this user using serctl?
Vaclav
Thanks a lot! Suraj
No, database is NOT needed, but you have to use other configuration in that case. In the config you have probably used is called lookup_domain and lookup_user to determine, if the message should be processed and if the subscription goes to user or to resource list. And these function looks into database. Try to use config "without DB" from examples in presence handbook.
Vaclav
On Sun, May 14, 2006 at 09:02:38PM -0400, Suraj Kumar wrote:
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