Hi Dan -
I found the maxusers defined in meetme.c, but I'm
not sure how this value is set. Does anybody know
if one can limit the number of users permitted in a
meetme conference? I know there's MeetmeCount(), but
I'd rather avoid the dialplan logic and just set
maxusers instead.
That
Hi -
I found the maxusers defined in meetme.c, but I'm not sure how this
value is set. Does anybody know if one can limit the number of users
permitted in a meetme conference? I know there's MeetmeCount(), but
I'd rather avoid the dialplan logic and just set maxusers instead.
Thanks,
Noah
In my meetme.c, users is defined as an int on line 328. This gives a
possibility of 35768 people in a conference. If you cbanged that to a
signed char, you would limit it to 127.
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Be careful there, the size of a int is not statically defined in c. The
rules in the standard that applies to an int is as follows:
An |int| must not be larger than a |long int|
A |long int| must be at least 32 bits long int
An |int| must be at least 16 bits long.
So an int is at least 16
Noah wrote:
I found the maxusers defined in meetme.c, but I'm
not sure how this value is set. Does anybody know
if one can limit the number of users permitted in a
meetme conference? I know there's MeetmeCount(), but
I'd rather avoid the dialplan logic and just set
maxusers instead.
That
