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Hi,
After fixing that Query error I tried to add 2 user to openser. The first was successfully added to database. the 2nd failed with:
ERROR 1062 (23000) at line 1: Duplicate entry '' for key 3 ERROR: introducing the new user '103@sip0.en.ewetel.de' to the database failed
I looked into the database table subscribers and saw that column phplib_id is of type UNIQUE.
I looked into the detailed mysql.log file and find out that the executed INSERT statement doesn't set the column phplib_id, so the 2nd user would have the same phplib_id value ('' or NULL) as the first. Because of column typ UNIQUE this will lead to that error above.
Maybe someone of the developers can fix this.
regards Helmut
Hi Helmut,
if you have the serweb adds-on on the subscriber table, you need to set the HAS_SERWEB variable to "yes" to add also the phplib_id column. See openserctlrc file for "HAS_SERWEB" var.
regards, bogdan
Helmut Kuper wrote:
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Hi,
After fixing that Query error I tried to add 2 user to openser. The first was successfully added to database. the 2nd failed with:
ERROR 1062 (23000) at line 1: Duplicate entry '' for key 3 ERROR: introducing the new user '103@sip0.en.ewetel.de' to the database failed
I looked into the database table subscribers and saw that column phplib_id is of type UNIQUE.
I looked into the detailed mysql.log file and find out that the executed INSERT statement doesn't set the column phplib_id, so the 2nd user would have the same phplib_id value ('' or NULL) as the first. Because of column typ UNIQUE this will lead to that error above.
Maybe someone of the developers can fix this.
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