[asterisk-users] Tell apart between network disruption and asterisk restart via AMI

[Jim Dickenson]

From AMI you can get uptime. If the uptime is short likely Asterisk restarted.
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Jim Dickenson
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On Oct 19, 2012, at 10:31 AM, Alex Villací­s Lasso wrote:

> I have a program that connects to the Asterisk Manager Interface through port 5038 on a remote machine. Suppose I get a TCP disconnection on my program. The program will then attempt to reconnect to the AMI and will eventually succeed. Is there a way to check whether the disconnection was caused by a network disruption, or an Astersk restart/crash? In other words, is the Asterisk process I contacted now the same as the one I was connected before, or is it a different one? The reason I want to know is that I have a cache of information that is costly to parse (scales linearly with the number of extensions) and I want to know how to realize that the information is now stale.
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