I believe the "quick" answer is that "exec" costs alot in terms of
performance and blocking of the currently running process.
The reason it cannot be used outside of blocks you mentioned may be
related to "locking" issues.
The above is my best recollection.
I'm sure that reviewing the mailing lists or one of the developers can
give you a more accurate and detailed answer.
Regards,
Norm
Jean-François SMIGIELSKI wrote:
Hello, all.
I would know why we should avoid using the exec module exported functions
outside out the request_route and on_failure_route blocks? (and so ... why it
is forbidden).
Answers carry useful informations (e.g. SDP) that we could want to parse with
an external command.
Maybe is there a more appropriate way to achieve this, and I mail you for this
reason.
Thanks once again,
JF Smigielski
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