View source for Database Connection Problems

===Using message sniffer===

If you've come so far and still have no database connection, it's time to turn on the message sniffer. 

====Using message sniffer from rmanager====
Type in console: '''telnet localhost 5038''' and enter '''status'''. If 
 name=pgsqldb,type=database;conns=1
is not listed, you might as well assume, that the DB module is not working properly. If you're sure about the setup, you probably did not compile in DB support, see below. 

Of course, I'm assuming you're restarting YATE from scratch each time you're testing! 

====Enable message sniffer in yate.conf====
In yate.conf: 
 ; msgsniff: bool: Activate message sniffer module (if loaded) at engine init time
 msgsniff=enable
  
 [modules]
 msgsniff.yate=true

* start YATE in very verbose mode (I actually don't know how many v's yate will take so I give it lots :-) 

 yate -vvvvvvvvvvv

====Verify messages====

* copy the output to a text editor of your choice and look for messages similar to the one below: 

 Sniffed 'database' time=1198763820.022221
   thread=0x80a1940 'EnginePrivate'
   data=(nil)
   retval='(null)'
   param['account'] = 'yateadmin'
   param['query'] = 'UPDATE cdr SET ended=true WHERE ended IS NULL OR NOT ended'
   param['results'] = 'false'
 Returned false 'database' delay=0.003901

The last line may indicate, that you do not have database support compiled in!