Hi,
Im currently trying to set SER 0.8.11 up and am having a problem with the pdt module which translates addresses based on a numeric prefix.
When the accounting module tries to write its record to the database (mysql), the INSERT query is truncated just after the address that has been translated by the pdt module. This causes mysql to fail to insert the record and give an error about query syntax. Other accounting records for untranslated addresses are inserted properly with no error.
Is this a known issue? I suspect the translated address is being null terminated by the pdt module but Im not enough of a code hacker to tell for sure.
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Hello,
I think I have fixed the problem, try again with the latest stable version (some guidelines to get SER from CVS at: http://www.iptel.org/ser/cvs/). I have no proper environment for testing right now, so please tell us if it is ok.
Thanks, Ramona
Todd Wright wrote:
Hi,
Im currently trying to set SER 0.8.11 up and am having a problem with the pdt module which translates addresses based on a numeric prefix.
When the accounting module tries to write its record to the database (mysql), the INSERT query is truncated just after the address that has been translated by the pdt module. This causes mysql to fail to insert the record and give an error about query syntax. Other accounting records for untranslated addresses are inserted properly with no error.
Is this a known issue? I suspect the translated address is being null terminated by the pdt module but Im not enough of a code hacker to tell for sure.
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Thanks, I will check it out (pun intended) later today, try it, and get back to you.
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Ramona Modroiu wrote:
I think I have fixed the problem, try again with the latest stable version (some guidelines to get SER from CVS at: http://www.iptel.org/ser/cvs/). I have no proper environment for testing right now, so please tell us if it is ok.
Todd Wright wrote:
Im currently trying to set SER 0.8.11 up and am having a
problem with
the pdt module which translates addresses based on a numeric prefix.
When the accounting module tries to write its record to the database (mysql), the INSERT query is truncated just after the
address that has
been translated by the pdt module. This causes mysql to fail
to insert
the record and give an error about query syntax. Other accounting records for untranslated addresses are inserted properly
with no error.
Is this a known issue? I suspect the translated address is
being null
terminated by the pdt module but Im not enough of a code
hacker to tell
for sure.
Thanks,
That has fixed the problem.
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-----Original Message----- From: Ramona Modroiu [mailto:modroiu@fokus.fraunhofer.de]
I think I have fixed the problem, try again with the latest stable version (some guidelines to get SER from CVS at: http://www.iptel.org/ser/cvs/). I have no proper environment for testing right now, so please tell us if it is ok.
Todd Wright wrote:
Im currently trying to set SER 0.8.11 up and am having a
problem with
the pdt module which translates addresses based on a numeric prefix.
When the accounting module tries to write its record to the database (mysql), the INSERT query is truncated just after the
address that has
been translated by the pdt module. This causes mysql to fail
to insert
the record and give an error about query syntax. Other accounting records for untranslated addresses are inserted properly
with no error.
Is this a known issue? I suspect the translated address is
being null
terminated by the pdt module but Im not enough of a code
hacker to tell
for sure.
-
Ramona Modroiu -
Todd Wright