Hello,
I'm trying to install SER to do some test on my LAN. We only have SER and a client. But installing SER has became a difficult task.
I have run ser_mysql.sh to create de Ser tables. I can see the tables, but I can't see anything when I write: mysql> select * from user; Error 1046:No database selected;
However, I can connect to ser database and show all the tables. Do you have any idea?
I have a second question. Which .cfg should I use to configure SER? Default, User Agent or another one? I just want to create a domain with a server and a client on the same LAN for test purposes.
Thank you very much for your time.
Curro
On Mon, 12 Jan 2004, CURRO_DOMINGUEZ wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to install SER to do some test on my LAN. We only have SER and a client. But installing SER has became a difficult task.
I have run ser_mysql.sh to create de Ser tables. I can see the tables, but I can't see anything when I write: mysql> select * from user; Error 1046:No database selected;
You have to tell mysql which database you want to use with "use ser" or in mysql command line: mysql -uuser -ppass ser (if your database name is "ser").
However, I can connect to ser database and show all the tables. Do you have any idea?
I have a second question. Which .cfg should I use to configure SER? Default, User Agent or another one? I just want to create a domain with a server and a client on the same LAN for test purposes.
You can use etc/ser.cfg but depends on what you want to test.
Saludos JesusR.
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