-----Original Message----- From: martin@campus-merseburg.de [mailto:martin@campus-merseburg.de] Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 5:40 AM To: users@openser.org Subject: Re: [Users] Reload Config-File
Am 28.4.2006 schrieb "martin" martin@campus-merseburg.de:
Is there a way to reload the configfile of openser without
restarting it?
the hup signal doesnt work.
Ok. Nevermind. Q: Is it possible to reload OpenSER's configuration file with a signal?
A: No. To reload the configuration file, OpenSER must be restarted.
Would be a nice "carrier-grade" feature.
I second that. It would definitely be nice.
2006/4/28, Douglas Garstang dgarstang@oneeighty.com:
Is there a way to reload the configfile of openser without
restarting it?
the hup signal doesnt work.
Ok. Nevermind. Q: Is it possible to reload OpenSER's configuration file with a signal?
A: No. To reload the configuration file, OpenSER must be restarted.
Would be a nice "carrier-grade" feature.
I second that. It would definitely be nice.
that's a thing we definitively love having. would it be hard to implement ? what are the implications of "configuration reloading" ? i guess the script commands would have to be reparsed and the tree rebuilt but what about the modules which have specific config in a separated file ? i think the module API would have to be modified in order to add a "configuration reload notification" instruction to the module ?
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Simon Morvan