Hello!
Are entries in the aliases table only read at startup? While a record that was in the table before i started openser is available since the beginning, a entry i inserted a while ago(+1h) but after starting openser is still not working(and also doesn't appear in the memory cache). I'd be glad if someone can give me info on this particular matter, thx!
Regards Christian
p.s.: just stumbled over dbaliases, guess this will work better...
2006/10/23, Benko benkokakao@gmail.com:
p.s.: just stumbled over dbaliases, guess this will work better...
never mind, dbaliases works much better. is it possible to do a regular expression match with aliases? e.g. everything like 123456* goes to username@foo.com
On 10/23/06 15:16, Benko wrote:
2006/10/23, Benko benkokakao@gmail.com:
p.s.: just stumbled over dbaliases, guess this will work better...
never mind, dbaliases works much better. is it possible to do a regular expression match with aliases? e.g. everything like 123456* goes to username@foo.com
no, they do not work with regular expressions. You can try avp_db_query() and use built in mysql operators to achieve this.
Cheers, Daniel
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Hello,
aliases via usrloc module are kept in memory and you have to use fifo command to insert them. dbaliases work in db mode only, any update of db is reflected immediately.
Cheers, Daniel
On 10/23/06 13:53, Benko wrote:
Hello!
Are entries in the aliases table only read at startup? While a record that was in the table before i started openser is available since the beginning, a entry i inserted a while ago(+1h) but after starting openser is still not working(and also doesn't appear in the memory cache). I'd be glad if someone can give me info on this particular matter, thx!
Regards Christian
p.s.: just stumbled over dbaliases, guess this will work better...
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