:) , done all!!

neway, lemme know if am overlooking something.

extconfig.conf
==========
sipusers => mysql,astDb,sip_conf
sippeers => mysql,astDb,sip_conf
voicemail => mysql,astDb,voicemail_conf
extensions => mysql,astDb,extensions_conf

sip.conf has got all entries commented, except for
[general]
context=default

rtcachefriends=yes

(hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.. is the rtcache the culprit??thats my next investigation! but disabling has got issues with VoiceMail Waiting indication etc)

Neway, carrying on...
sip show settings
===========
Global Settings:
----------------
 SIP Port:                           5060
 Bindaddress:                    0.0.0.0
 Videosupport:                   No
 AutoCreatePeer:              No
 Allow unknown access:   Yes
 Promsic. redir:                 No
 SIP domain support:        No
 Call to non-local dom.:    Yes
 URI user is phone no:     No
 Our auth realm                asterisk
 Realm. auth:                    No
 Always auth rejects:        No
 User Agent:                     Asterisk PBX
 MWI checking interval:  10 secs
 Reg. context:                   (not set)
 Caller ID:                          asterisk
 From: Domain:
 Record SIP history:         Off
 Call Events:                    Off
 IP ToS:                             0x0
 OSP Support:                No
 SIP realtime:                   Enabled

Global Signalling Settings:
---------------------------
 Codecs:                     none
 Relax DTMF:             No
 Compact SIP headers:    No
 RTP Timeout:            0 (Disabled)
 RTP Hold Timeout:       0 (Disabled)
 MWI NOTIFY mime type:   application/simple-message-summary
 DNS SRV lookup:         Yes
 Pedantic SIP support:   No
 Reg. max duration:      3600 secs
 Reg. default duration:  120 secs
 Outbound reg. timeout:  20 secs
 Outbound reg. attempts: 0
 Notify ringing state:   Yes

Default Settings:
-----------------
 Context:                default
 Nat:                    RFC3581
 DTMF:                   rfc2833
 Qualify:                0
 Use ClientCode:         No
 Progress inband:        Never
 Language:               (Defaults to English)
 Musicclass:             default
 Voice Mail Extension:   asterisk

Realtime SIP Settings:
----------------------
 Realtime Peers:         Yes
 Realtime Users:         Yes
 Cache Friends:          Yes
 Update:                 Yes
 Ignore Reg. Expire:     No
 Auto Clear:             120

Modules loaded
=============
*CLI> show modules like res
Module Description Use Count
res_musiconhold.so             Music On Hold Resource                   1
res_indications.so             Indications Configuration                0
res_crypto.so                  Cryptographic Digital Signatures         1
res_adsi.so                    ADSI Resource                            1
res_odbc.so                    ODBC Resource                            0
res_config_odbc.so             ODBC Configuration                       1
res_agi.so                     Asterisk Gateway Interface (AGI)         0
res_monitor.so                 Call Monitoring Resource                 1
res_features.so                Call Features Resource                   1
res_config_mysql.so            MySQL RealTime Configuration Driver      0
chan_features.so               Feature Proxy Channel                    0
11 modules loaded

Anything else... ???
Theres no issue with mysql connection, cuz changes to extensions is reflected back immediately.

cheerz
Ben.




RR wrote:

Ben,
that's exactly how it is, the load command is only for you to see
what's being pulled from the database and to test if realtime has been
configured properly. If you see nothing, then I suspect realtime for
you isn't really working and the calls that are working are being
looked up in the local conf file.

You might have to start doing some toubleshooting. What does your
extconfig.conf look like? You might wanna post it here. Also, remove
or comment out any extensions related info from sip*.conf files.
What's the output if you type: asterisk -rx "sip show settings" | grep
-i realtime on the linux command line?

Lastly, ensure there's no errors logged with regards to connectivity
to the database. Many pieces need to be in sync for it to work
properly. I use it with UnixODBC -> FreeTDS -> MS SQL Server and it
works beautifully :) If you're using a local MySQL database, it should
be a piece of cake.

Check you're loading the res_mysql module, check for config issues in
res_mysql.conf and ensure yur user has permissions to access your
asterisk database.

Hard to suggest how to do all that without knowing ur exact setup.
Sorry, the best I can do for now :)

Goodluck
\R
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