15 Jul
2004
15 Jul
'04
8:25 a.m.
On 14-07 15:43, Andres wrote:
Hi Jan,
Maybe I am missing something here but I thought ser.cfg had a limit of
20 route blocks. Even if we use m4 wouldn't we have this limit? If so
then how can we implement 100 gateway routes elegantly in their own
route block? Must we stuff 5 per route block or all in one huge PSTN
route block?
You can increase the maximum number of route blocks in the sources,
but are we talking here about a real world scenario (100 gateways
configured in fail-over mode) or is it something hypothetical that
ser.cfg is not suitable for ?
Jan.
approach
is completely impractical for a large network. Just imagine a
network with 20 Gateways...100 Gateways...
You can use m4 (or any other) preprocessor to generate the
configuration file. It is not the best solution but it certainly
helps. A sample file for m4 can be found in sip_router/etc/rules.m4,
sample config file using this approach is in
sip_router/etc/ser.cfg.m4 (in unstable cvs branch).
Jan.