I guess I will give it a try. The numbers are pretty much static in the
way they are routed.
I just did not know if Asterisk would choke on a conf file with a couple
thousand lines.
Thanks,
Steve
picciuX wrote:
don't know for conf size limitation (but i guess it won't be a problem
with a well-sized machine).
About asking on the fly vs writing on change: if your "routing
information" varies very often, on the fly should make more sense.
Otherwise, it's not useful to retrieve continually same data: better
to write it down everytime it changes. Think 1000 numbers are not so
much, though i've no experience about that.
HopeThisHelps
2006/9/11, Steve Totaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>:
I have almost 1,000 800 numbers that are routed any number of ways.
Currently I call on fastagi which checks a database and returns the
extension or route that DID is supposed to take.
The DIDs are all over the place as far as sequence, so pattern
matching
is out of the question.
My question is, is there a max file size for a conf file? Will
defining
the routing for each of the 1,000 DIDs in extensions.conf effect
performance or eat up huge amounts of RAM? I assume these numbers
get
inserted into the BerkleyDB at startup and reload, can it handle it?
Any other pros or cons to still having a database, but instead of
fastagi asking for an exten on the fly, the database writes the conf
file only when routing is changed or toll free numbers are added?
Thanks,
Steve Totaro
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