#!define MYSECTION" route("1"); #!ifdef MYSECTION route("2"); #!endif
I have declarations like this in my kamailio.cfg file, and was curious if there was a way to use kamctl or kamcmd to enable or disable the defined value in a live system. Or if there is another approach/mechanism I'm unaware of the "Serial Forking Based on Q Value" stuff and use it in other parts, but I am looking for a general way to manually manipulate routing on live system using cli commands if possible...
Thanks, Joshua
The defines are preprocessor directives, therefore they are evaluated at start-up, before parsing the configuration file. Practically, those parts not enabled at start up are not seen by kamailio config interpreter at runtime, they cannot be enabled because they don't exist in memory.
The solution here is to use shared memory variables, like:
if($shv(enabled)==1) {
route(2);
}
The value of $shv(enabled) can be changed with rpc commands using kamcli/kamctl/...
Cheers, Daniel
On 16.03.22 15:29, Joshua Young wrote:
#!define MYSECTION" route("1"); #!ifdef MYSECTION route("2"); #!endif
I have declarations like this in my kamailio.cfg file, and was curious if there was a way to use kamctl or kamcmd to enable or disable the defined value in a live system. Or if there is another approach/mechanism I'm unaware of the "Serial Forking Based on Q Value" stuff and use it in other parts, but I am looking for a general way to manually manipulate routing on live system using cli commands if possible...
Thanks, Joshua
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