[freeside] Customer Add Error: Illegal of empty (numeric) domsvc
Mario Zuppini
tribune at cybersol.com.au
Tue Apr 23 21:17:56 PDT 2002
Ok, after stumbling across a few problems, i opted to restart the
freeside install
for 2nd time, following everything in to par in the docs/admin.html
file, until you
get to the section where you just completed adding your new customer.
You get taken to a Customer View Screen and order this 'domain
definition' package
you were asked to create, still all is fine until the next point.
Which is : From the Package View screen of the newly created package,
choose (Add) to add the customer's service for this new package.
Add your own domain.
Below I have included a copy of the Package View screen, and i for the
life of me have no
idea where tihs 'ADD' or how to get to an 'ADD' to do what it says.
----------------------------------------------------------------
Package View
View this customer (#1) | Main Menu
Package information (suspend) (cancel) (edit dates)Package number 1
Package Domain Definition
Comment Domain Definition
Setup date (Not setup)
Next bill date
Order taker freeside
Service Information(Provision) domain definition
Choose (View/Edit) to view or edit an existing service
Choose (Provision) to setup a new service
----------------------------------------------------------------
Thanks for your help
Mario,.
-----Original Message-----
From: ivan [mailto:ivan at 420.am]
Sent: Wednesday, 24 April 2002 12:12 PM
To: ivan-freeside at sisd.com
Subject: Re: [freeside] Customer Add Error: Illegal of empty (numeric)
domsvc
> 21 <http://203.34.142.9/aspdocs/edit/part_svc.cgi?21> Domain
> <http://203.34.142.9/aspdocs/edit/part_svc.cgi?21> svc_domain
> domain Fixed cybersol.com.au
>
It looks like you've added a service definition for a domain, but not
actually provisioned one. Also, you probably don't want to set domain
to be a fixed value in the service definition - I doubt all your
provisioned domain services should have the same domain.
Follow all steps in httemplate/docs/admin.html.
On Wed, Apr 24, 2002 at 12:05:57PM +1000, Mario Zuppini wrote:
> After once again going through the mailing lists cant find help so
> i'll try this..
>
> Have finally come around to installing Freeside 1.4.0pre11 and trying
> to install the first customer just as a test, with all the fields
> completed im getting the following error..
>
> Error: Illegal or empty (numeric) domsvc:
>
> Now this is the package that im using for the customer, $1 Hour.
>
> Service Table Field Modifier
> 1 <http://203.34.142.9/aspdocs/edit/part_svc.cgi?1> $1
> <http://203.34.142.9/aspdocs/edit/part_svc.cgi?1> Hour
svc_acct
> username Default
> _password Default
> popnum Default
> uid Default
> dir Default
> slipip Fixed 0.0.0.0
> seconds Fixed 180000
> domsvc Fixed
>
> Now im not sure about the *domsvc* bit at the end for the package so
> i've set it to fixed going off the error message i thought i have to
> set a number to this but it has a drop down box that is empty. As I
> was getting another error before I had it set to anything about
> Illegal or error (number) domsvc..I added this package to help out
> with the domsvc as they seem linked.
>
> 21 <http://203.34.142.9/aspdocs/edit/part_svc.cgi?21> Domain
> <http://203.34.142.9/aspdocs/edit/part_svc.cgi?21> svc_domain
> domain Fixed cybersol.com.au
>
> Now after still having done this, im getting the error above when i
> try to add a user. Sorry if this is not enough information please just
> reply back asking for details and i'll hand them over..
>
> Machine : i386
> OS : Debian 2.2
> Radius : IC-Radius 0.18.1
> Freeside v1.4.0pre11
> Perl v5.6.1
> Server version: Apache/1.3.23 (Unix) Debian GNU/Linux (apache is
> running as the freeside user)
>
> Please feel free to contact us with any further queries.
>
> Thank You
>
> Mario Zuppini
> Systems Administrator
>
> Total Cybersolutions
> www.cybersol.com.au <http://www.cybersol.com.au/>
>
> PO BOX 2081
> Windsor QLD 4030
> Australia
> Phone : +617-3861-0882
> Fax: +617-3861-0884
> sysadmin at cybersol.com.au
>
>
--
_ivan
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