Hi ..I have a problem with aliases....when I set an alias my serctl replies with 200 added..it's ok...but when I try serctl alias show + the alias serctl replies with 404 not found...
Hi Razvan,
check via "serctl ul show" the whole alias table and see if your alias is really there.
Best regards, Marian Dumitru
Razvan Nemesiu wrote:
Hi ..I have a problem with aliases....when I set an alias my serctl replies with 200 added..it's ok...but when I try serctl alias show + the alias serctl replies with 404 not found...
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* Razvan Nemesiu forum@netconnect.ro [041105 21:12]:
Hi ..I have a problem with aliases....when I set an alias my serctl replies with 200 added..it's ok...but when I try serctl alias show + the alias serctl replies with 404 not found...
Is this everytime? or just once now and then ?
-Atle
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Hi,
Atle Samuelsen wrote:
Hi ..I have a problem with aliases....when I set an alias my serctl replies with 200 added..it's ok...but when I try serctl alias show + the alias serctl replies with 404 not found...
Is this everytime? or just once now and then ?
Here this problem also appears, but rather seldom... then you've to wait some minutes until SER writes "removing spare zombie" IIRC (I'm not sure) into it's logs before you can successfully retry again. It happens when I remove the alias via the fifo and then add it again. My current workaround is storing aliases also in a backup table and periodically check inconsistencies between the alias table and the backup table, because aliases are added via web interface (uses fifo commands) by our ccare-guys who don't check if it's really correctly written (since the fifo returns OK).
Andy