Re: [asterisk-users] Max Size of Conf Files

[adebayo omo-dare]

Think of BerkeleyDB as a barebones embedded RDBMS. It carries the much the  same functionality (such as ACID) as most Relational DBs but without overhead (such as SQL translation) - for many years it formed (possibly still forms - not sure of present) the core of MySQL.

Steve Totaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

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]
> >:
>
> 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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