Hi Dave, Sure enough my astdb does contain references to VM files as shown with strings - doing the database dump however does not show the references.
I'm not sure about the internals of how Berk DB works, however I;m also seeing references to lots of other data that really shouldn't be part of my config anymore either - like I can see some employee names that are no longer a part of our company and thus have been deleted from our * config, some several years ago. I suspect that berkdb is just not overwriting some of the data for whatever reason and has some internal mechanism for knowing what to ignore. I believe I can probably test your theory tomorrow evening though, I don't think I have too much in my astdb that can't be easily re-created, I think I can probably delete my astdb entirely and regenerate it. I'll just need to take a closer look at it first though. I would however like to believe that if * is no longer supposed to be using berkdb for any VM reference data, that any calls to read the voicemail counts from the DB should have been removed. -- Matt On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 5:08 PM, Dave Poirier <davepoir...@gmail.com> wrote: > > So a couple of questions I have for you Matt... > If you run strings on your astdb file are you seeing references to messages > files in it? > > #strings /var/lib/asterisk/astdb | grep -i msg > > and if so... > > If you run a db_dump185 on your astdb file do the references go away? > > #db_dump185 -p -f /tmp/astdb.dump astdb > >
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