Thanks Dave, I added a new SSD harddrive instead of a normal SATA harddrive
as well as included my ip in the hosts file also I have included
'skip-name-resolv' as you mentioned to not to resolv and tested for around
250 concurrent calls, connection was going through fine...next week I
would be
On 23/10/09 6:11 AM, jonas kellens wrote:
On Thu, 2009-10-22 at 13:45 +1300, Matt Riddell wrote:
It's really simple you just read from standard input and write to
standard output.
If you tell us a programming language you'd like to use (i.e.
php/c/perl/bash etc) we can give you a link to
Thanks for all the information.
Benaiad: I will try adding in the hosts file and try it once again, also one
more that I was in regards to the harddrive, so I thought of replacing with
a SSD with high read and write speeds just to check whether its going to
reduce the dealy...
Regards
Sandesh
On 22/10/09 6:52 PM, das sandesh wrote:
There were 2 problems that we faced, one was at around 50 calls, few
calls were just dead air, and when I saw the logs I could see that it
was sent to the sip provider and after that there was no log for that
particular call that was having dead air, but
On Thu, 2009-10-22 at 13:45 +1300, Matt Riddell wrote:
It's really simple you just read from standard input and write to
standard output.
If you tell us a programming language you'd like to use (i.e.
php/c/perl/bash etc) we can give you a link to some docs and examples.
Might I
On Thu, 22 Oct 2009, jonas kellens wrote:
On Thu, 2009-10-22 at 13:45 +1300, Matt Riddell wrote:
It's really simple you just read from standard input and write to
standard output.
If you tell us a programming language you'd like to use (i.e.
php/c/perl/bash etc) we can give you a link to
Abdulmnem Benaiad
Almontaha CTO
Almontaha IT Co.
cell: +218 92 5200025
fax: +218 21 4835263
www.almontaha.com.ly
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 11:57 PM, das sandesh sandesh...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Matt,
I already used the tuning-primer.sh script to enhance the values for the
parameters,
Hi,
I tried getting our server setup for 400-500 simultaneous calls, calls were
going through properly but at around 200-250 calls, mysql (connect ...)
statement was taking at least 5-10 sec to connect to the database. I
optimized all possible parameters in my.cnf:
max_connection=1000
On Wed, 21 Oct 2009, das sandesh wrote:
I tried getting our server setup for 400-500 simultaneous calls, calls
were going through properly but at around 200-250 calls, mysql (connect
...) statement was taking at least 5-10 sec to connect to the database.
I optimized all possible parameters
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 2:30 PM, das sandesh sandesh...@gmail.com wrote:
I tried getting our server setup for 400-500 simultaneous calls, calls were
going through properly but at around 200-250 calls, mysql (connect ...)
statement was taking at least 5-10 sec to connect to the database. I
Hi Steve,
Thanks for your reply.
I am using only asterisk code (dial plan) in extensions.conf which also
includes connection to the database: like
exten =n,1, MYSQL(connect connid ipaddr uname pwd database) and
then the required select queries and the clear and Disconnect the
connection.
I think the key point is how many calls per second. That's what mysql is
concerned about. Other than that it is just asterisk. Did you monitor the
mysql, try log-slow-queries and set the time to 1 second.
-Jai
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 12:57 PM, das sandesh sandesh...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Steve,
On 22/10/09 7:30 AM, das sandesh wrote:
Hi,
I tried getting our server setup for 400-500 simultaneous calls, calls
were going through properly but at around 200-250 calls, mysql (connect
...) statement was taking at least 5-10 sec to connect to the database.
I optimized all possible
On 22/10/09 8:56 AM, David Backeberg wrote:
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 2:30 PM, das sandeshsandesh...@gmail.com wrote:
I tried getting our server setup for 400-500 simultaneous calls, calls were
going through properly but at around 200-250 calls, mysql (connect ...)
statement was taking at least
On Wed, 21 Oct 2009, das sandesh wrote:
I am using only asterisk code (dial plan) in extensions.conf which also
includes connection to the database: like exten =n,1,
MYSQL(connect connid ipaddr uname pwd database) and then the required
select queries and the clear and Disconnect
Hi Matt,
I already used the tuning-primer.sh script to enhance the values for the
parameters, but still it was being slow to connect when there are lot of
calls (calls around 150-200 calls). Also I reduced mysql queries in the code
as well as many other steps, but only problem coming is with
On Wed, 21 Oct 2009, Steve Edwards wrote:
I'd take a look at using AGIs written in C. They make nice little
building blocks. They execute very quickly and can cleanup your
dialplan.
And you can debug them (AGIs in any language) from the command line
completely outside of Asterisk.
--
On 22/10/09 10:57 AM, das sandesh wrote:
Hi Matt,
I already used the tuning-primer.sh script to enhance the values for the
parameters, but still it was being slow to connect when there are lot
of calls (calls around 150-200 calls). Also I reduced mysql queries in
the code as well as many
The thing is, concurrent calls won't make any difference, it's the calls
per second.
And really you're unlikely to use too many queries per sec.
Exactly and you can see the slow-log-queries if mysql is taking time.
-Jai
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 3:51 PM, Matt Riddell li...@venturevoip.com
Steve Edwards asterisk@sedwards.com wrote:
On Wed, 21 Oct 2009, Steve Edwards wrote:
I'd take a look at using AGIs written in C. They make nice little
building blocks. They execute very quickly and can cleanup your
dialplan.
And you can debug them (AGIs in any language) from the
On 22/10/09 1:41 PM, cov...@ccs.covici.com wrote:
Steve Edwardsasterisk@sedwards.com wrote:
On Wed, 21 Oct 2009, Steve Edwards wrote:
I'd take a look at using AGIs written in C. They make nice little
building blocks. They execute very quickly and can cleanup your
dialplan.
And you
On Wed, 21 Oct 2009, Steve Edwards wrote:
I'd take a look at using AGIs written in C. They make nice little
building blocks. They execute very quickly and can cleanup your
dialplan.
And you can debug them (AGIs in any language) from the command line
completely outside of Asterisk.
On
Steve Edwards asterisk@sedwards.com wrote:
On Wed, 21 Oct 2009, Steve Edwards wrote:
I'd take a look at using AGIs written in C. They make nice little
building blocks. They execute very quickly and can cleanup your
dialplan.
And you can debug them (AGIs in any language) from
Steve Edwards asterisk@sedwards.com wrote:
Since I'm an old-school C programmer, I use emacs as my editor. I fire
up gdb (the GNU C (amongst other languages) debugger) in a window, give it
a command like b main; r dummy-input-for-block-ani and I can step
through my program line by line,
Hey now, I'm a newschool programmer and I use vim (and vi, when necessary).
Andrew
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 8:02 PM, Jeff LaCoursiere j...@jeff.net wrote:
Steve Edwards asterisk@sedwards.com wrote:
Since I'm an old-school C programmer, I use emacs as my editor. I fire
up gdb (the GNU C
On 22/10/09 2:54 PM, cov...@ccs.covici.com wrote:
OK, but how do write the C program -- the Perl and php agis have defined
functions for the agi commands, how do you do this in c?
There is a library (haven't used it myself)
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cagi/
Basically you read from the
Jeff LaCoursiere wrote:
Steve Edwards asterisk@sedwards.com wrote:
Since I'm an old-school C programmer, I use emacs as my editor. I fire
up gdb (the GNU C (amongst other languages) debugger) in a window, give it
a command like b main; r dummy-input-for-block-ani and I can step
On Wed, 21 Oct 2009, cov...@ccs.covici.com wrote:
OK, but how do write the C program -- the Perl and php agis have defined
functions for the agi commands, how do you do this in c?
The same way. All languages need a library. Either you find a library that
talks AGI or you write one. I wrote
There were 2 problems that we faced, one was at around 50 calls, few calls
were just dead air, and when I saw the logs I could see that it was sent to
the sip provider and after that there was no log for that particular call
that was having dead air, but at around 200 to 250, we could see that
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