7 Mar
2009
7 Mar
'09
2:16 a.m.
I have read the readme. Unfortunately it is not descriptive enough
for someone not involved in the development or testing of kamailio.
Even your 'clarification' statement means very little to me. What
would one use these flags for?
Could I perhaps check the value of a flag in my script to ensure my
gateway is active, and if not immediately call next_gw() until I found
a gateway which I flagged as 'active'?
Also- what is the recommended max routes for the lcr module. Would
10,000 be an acceptable number, or would the performance hit be too
great?
Thanks,
Geoff
On 3/6/09, Juha Heinanen <jh(a)tutpro.com> wrote:
Geoffrey Mina writes:
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1 - The "flags" column in the LCR
table, what exactly does it do? All
I could find the docs is: "Gateway specific flags". Not sure what
they would be for, or how I would use them.
you have not read the README file:
As a side effect of gateway selection, gateway's flags (that
may contain information about capabilities of the gateway) are
stored into an AVP.
2 - Say I had a gateway which was having
problems. Maybe not down
hard, but just failing to route properly. Is there an easy way to
disable it without deleting the record?
there is no way to mark in the db that a gw is active or passive. see
ping_interval module parameter if sending messages to the gw would help
you.
-- juha