Thanks Jan,

I just forgot to backslash the ":" in the sip address...but it seems that it doesn't work anymore.

I've add 1005 as an alias for sip:1000@mydomain in my dbtext table.

When I run ser and try to show alias information I have the following answer :

#./serctl alias show 1005 entering fifo_cmd ul_show_contact aliases 1005@mydomain 404 Username 1005@mydomain in table aliases not found FIFO command was: :ul_show_contact:ser_receiver_5363 aliases 1005@mydomain

When I add the alias with serctl it works fine :

#./serctl alias add 1005 sip:1000@mysdomain entering fifo_cmd ul_add aliases 1005@mydomain sip:1000@mydomain 0 1.00 0 128 200 Added to table ('1005','sip:1000@mydomain) to 'aliases' FIFO command was: :ul_add:ser_receiver_6073 aliases 1005@mydomain sip:1000@mydomain 0 1.00 0 128

# ./serctl alias show 1005 entering fifo_cmd ul_show_contact aliases 1005@mydomain sip:1000@mydomain;q=1;expires=-11 FIFO command was: :ul_show_contact:ser_receiver_6108 aliases 1005@mydomain

Jan Janak a écrit :

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Attached is a sample dbtext file which maps 5060@iptel.org to sip:jan@iptel.org. meaning of the columns is as follows:

username -- the alias username domain -- alias domain contact -- the URI the alias maps to received -- source IP and port of the REGISTER message (empty for aliases) expires -- The date and time the alias expires, in number of seconds since 1.1. 1970 UTC (ignored if permanent flag is set) q -- Preference of the alias among aliases with same username and domain callid -- Calli-ID from REGISTER message, not used for aliases cseq -- CSeq number from REIGSTER message, not used for aliases flags -- Various flags, flag 7 (value 127 if no other flag is set) means that the alias is permanent user_agent -- User agent string from REGISTER, not used with aliases instance -- SIP instance parameter, not used with aliases

On 08-12-2005 12:42, Xavier TRENTIN wrote:

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Hi all,

I'm running ser with dbtext, and I can't install mysql on my system.

Can anybody tell me if the aliases table is loaded by ser when it starts?

Yes if you have lookup("aliases") in your configuration file.

Jan.

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username(str) domain(str) contact(str) received(str,null) expires(int) q(double) callid(str,null) cseq(int,null) flags(int) user_agent(str,null) instance(str,null) 5060:iptel.org:sip:jan@iptel.org::2334042683:1.0:some-callid:1:127:::