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NAME
       kamdbctl - Kamailio database control tool


SYNOPSIS
       kamdbctl command [ parameters ]


DESCRIPTION
       kamdbctl is a script to maintain the database needed by some Kamalio modules.


Configuration
       Before  you  can use kamdbctl you have to select a database engine in the kamctlrc file.  Just change the
       DBENGINE parameter in the respective section in kamctlrc.

       Valid values are: MYSQL, PGSQL, ORACLE, DB_BERKELEY, DBTEXT.

       The default is 'none'.

       The username, password, database name and other settings can be configured by editing the kamctrl script.


COMMANDS
       backup <file> Dumps the current database to a file.

       copy <new_db>
              Creates a new database from an existing one.

       create <db name or db_path, optional>
              Creates a new database with the specified name, or the default if no name is given.

       drop <db name or db_path, optional>
              Entirely deletes the database with the specified name, or the default if no name is given.

       extra  Adds the extra tables

       migrate <old_db> <new_db>
              Migrates database tables from an old version to the actual version.

       presence
              Adds the presence related tables.

       reinit <db name or db_path, optional>
              Entirely deletes and than re-creates tables.

       restore <file>
              Restores tables from a file.


NOTES
       Not all databases scripts support all commands.


FILES
       /etc/kamailio/.kamctlrc
       /usr/local/etc/kamailio/.kamctlrc
       ~/.kamctlrc


AUTHORS
       see /usr/share/doc/kamailio/AUTHORS


SEE ALSO
       kamailio(8), kamailio.cfg(5)
       Full documentation on Kamailio is available at http://www.kamailio.org/.
       Mailing lists:
       users@lists.kamailio.org - Kamailio user community
       devel@lists.kamailio.org - Kamailio development, new features and unstable version

Kamailio                                           05.02.2009                                        kamdbctl(8)