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Could one use different family-names in the Asterisk Realtime Architecture ??<BR>
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Suppose I have 3 SIP-accounts, where incoming conversations al come into a different [context].<BR>
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Now I want to put the detail of the context into a mysql database.<BR>
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So I was thinking :<BR>
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[family] => mysql,[database],[table]<BR>
extensions_sip1 => mysql,asterisk,sip1<BR>
extensions_sip2 => mysql,asterisk,sip2<BR>
extensions_sip3 => mysql,asterisk,sip3<BR>
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Then in extensions.conf I have :<BR>
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[sip1_context]<BR>
switch => Realtime/sip1_context@extensions_sip1<BR>
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[sip2_context]<BR>
switch => Realtime/<A HREF="mailto:sip2_context@extensions_sip2">sip2_context@extensions_sip2</A><BR>
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[sip3_context]<BR>
switch => Realtime/<A HREF="mailto:sip3_context@extensions_sip3">sip3_context@extensions_sip3</A><BR>
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So now I have 1 database : Asterisk. With 3 different tables who each contain a [context] as a part of my dialplan.<BR>
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Why would I do this ??<BR>
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In a webGUI (php+mysql) I can let the account sip1 change its dialplan, without interfering with other contexts. Account sip1 just reads and writes in table sip1.<BR>
Account sip2 just edits table sip2 and account sip3 just edits his dialplan in table sip3.<BR>
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To have these parts of the dialplan split up into different parts in different mysql-tables, I need to define different family names.<BR>
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So again my question : <B>Could one use different family-names in the Asterisk Realtime Architecture ??</B><BR>
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Greetingz,<BR>
Jonas Kellens.
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