Hi,
Ok, so you configured a two nodes cluster (using clusterer) and
configured the USRLOC replication via the clusterer support.
And when you add a static contact via "ul_add", you get an error with
2.2.4 and possible a crash on trunk ?
Regards,
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu
OpenSIPS Founder and
Hi Liviu,
thanks for pointing to the current state of math_eval. It is definitely much
more user friendly.
Googling “opensips math_eval” gave me only the 1.10 version of math_eval
documentation with only the binary operations at that time.
As usual - one should have looked better.
I
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Hi Chad,
No, the functionality, as it is now, does not provide any feedback on
the reply codes you received on the replicated forks.
Best regards,
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu
OpenSIPS Founder and Developer
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Hi Liran,
Keep in mind that in the USRLOC module, the primary data storage is
memory, while the DB is just for periodic flushing (write only) for
restart persistence - the only moment when the DB is read is at startup,
when the memory is populated.
So, in order to make multiple opensips to
Hi,
Unfortunately some code still uses short open tags in PHP. Please check if
short_open_tag is set to On in /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini and
/etc/php5/cli/php.ini.
Best regards,
Tijmen de Mes
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> On 7 jul. 2017, at 11:22, Aqs Younas wrote:
>
> Thanks for
I suggest you use math_eval() - it's much more human friendly. The
following should work:
$var(neg) = "-6.135";
$var(neg_int) = $(var(neg){s.int});
math_eval("abs($var(neg_int))", "$var(result)");
OTOH, if you really want to use RPN, this will fix it:
math_rpn("abs $var(neg_int)",
Hi,
am I doing something wrong, or can math_rpn not handle negative values?
$var(neg) = "-6.135";
$var(neg_int) = $(var(neg){s.int});
math_rpn("$var(neg_int) abs", "$avp(result)");
2017-07-10T12:47:59.804008+02:00 fra-ivr01 /usr/local/sbin/opensips[10971]:
Here is a similar thread [1]
TL;DR: the more blocking I/O operations (DB/HTTP/ENUM queries) you
include in your script, the more children will be required if you still
want your OpenSIPS to be able to ingest thousands of CPS.
[1]: