Hello,
On 2/13/12 7:48 PM, Uri Shacked wrote:
thanks.
i find the htable module a little confusing, or a little harder to
understand. (although i said so on the mtree and today i find myself
using it a lot).
you have to understand first the structures behind it:
thanks.
i find the htable module a little confusing, or a little harder to
understand. (although i said so on the mtree and today i find myself using
it a lot).
but, i notice at the end of the doc at section 7 to the
event_route[htable:mod-init].
i wonder, if i just load the htable module, and on
Hello,
you can use defines to control the order (the values of NP servers),
here is an example of defining NP servers (to str value, for sake of
explanation):
#!ifdef SRV1
#!define NPSRV1 abc
#!define NPSRV2 xyz
#!else
#!define NPSRV2 abc
#!define NPSRV1 xyz
#!endif
and start kamailio with
thanks,
it is good see there is a wayto start with -A... and it might make it
easier a little (cause i use the define as the group the server belongs to).
but, it doesn't help me fully in my case.
i would like to have a generic start, and generic cfg file (it is much
easier when you need to
Hi again...
(i do find myself ask many questions these days :-))
well, now here is one more:
i have 2 kamailio servers that i use in 2 locations. both use the same
tables and DBURL.
each of my server turns to a number portability (NP) server at its same
location.
for example, if server 1 has
