ubject: Re: [SR-Users] proper way for infinite loop in event_route for evrexec
module
Hello lhor,
yes i will do some tests with cron to see if it suits well.
the scenario is we have kamailio connected to redis database.
redis store some configs for kamailio that we want to update (from redis to
août 2022 07:09
À : sr-users@lists.kamailio.org
Objet : Re: [SR-Users] proper way for infinite loop in event_route for evrexec
module
Patrick,
Maybe I'm a bit out of context, but could some external process like cron suits
better for this kind of tasks than internal job?
Le 14/08/2022 à
-Users] proper way for infinite loop in event_route for evrexec
module
Patrick,
Maybe I'm a bit out of context, but could some external process like cron suits
better for this kind of tasks than internal job?
Le 14/08/2022 à 16:37, Patrick Karton a écrit :
Hello i would like to us
Patrick,
Maybe I'm a bit out of context, but could some external process like
cron suits better for this kind of tasks than internal job?
Le 14/08/2022 à 16:37, Patrick Karton a écrit :
Hello i would like to use the *evrexec *module to execute background
jobs over *exec *module *mainly beca
Hello,
iirc, there are two types of event routes there:
- one that is executed at startup by providing the 'exec' modparam
- one that just have to be defined in config and not provided to the
'exec' modparam
You need to use the 2nd one, just define it and then you will be able to
execute i
Hello i would like to use the evrexec module to execute background jobs over
exec module mainly because i want to be able to trigger that route manually
via rpc from time to time.
in the documentation its is stated we should use tasks that run forever and
except using while loop i dont see ano