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Olle E. Johansson wrote:
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<pre wrap=""><!---->Only in static mode. Since it's realtime, we do not load the peers at
load time and unless we force Asterisk to check *every* peer in the
database and register, I fail to see how this would work. Registrations
are not really realtime in nature, they are static - either on or off,
but does not change every hour... So for a realtime architecture,
realtime static as it is now is propably the best and only choice for
outbound registrations.
A compromise would be to store registrations in a separate table and
implement commands for reloading registrations without reloading the
channel configuration.
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Olle,<br>
<br>
While I understand your point, I disagree with your conclusion. In
*some* cases, yes, registration is a static configuration, however when
using realtime as a way to create a realtime GUI management system
where you don't want to reload the system(s) every time a change is
made, registration begins to look like a dynamic statement. However, I
don't have a good solution to the issue of how to handle the fact that
some outside system has changed the value of the register field in the
peer database. Either asterisk would need to frequently poll the db
table (yuck), or asterisk would need a signal from the outside system
to let it know it needs to re-process all it's peers to see if the
value of register has changed.<br>
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So I guess moving register= into the dynamic part of realtime isn't
nearly as simple as it sounds. However for the flat file
implementation, it seems a cleaner solution.<br>
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-Chris<br>
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