Hi, A few pointers: - For 0.9.x: Always read the README for each module, residing in the module directory, for 0.10.x, see iptel.org/ser - In general, iptel.org is the best source of info Below is the relevant info from msilo's README. g-) 1.5. Installation & Running 1.5.1. Database setup Before running SER with msilo, you have to setup the database table where the module will store the message. For that, if the table was not created by the installation script or you choose to install everything by yourself you can use the following SQL script (good for MySQL) as template. Database and table name can be set with module parameters so they can be changed, but the name of the columns must be as they are in the next SQL script. Example 1-10. msilo sql script ... -- SQL script for MSILO module DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS msilo; -- create a database for storage CREATE DATABASE msilo; USE msilo; -- create the table CREATE TABLE silo( -- unique ID per message mid INTEGER NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, -- src address - From URI src_addr VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT "", -- dst address - To URI dst_addr VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT "", -- r-uri == username@domain (for compatibility with old version) r_uri VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT "", -- username username VARCHAR(64) NOT NULL DEFAULT "", -- domain domain VARCHAR(128) NOT NULL DEFAULT "", -- incoming time inc_time INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, -- expiration time exp_time INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, -- content type ctype VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL DEFAULT "text/plain", -- body of the message body BLOB NOT NULL DEFAULT "" ); Meidiana Ten wrote: