Hi Tzafrir,
1) it is provided with asterisk
2) it is called by asterisk init script by default (and the asterisk
init script is provided by default too) so I think/hope it is good enough
3) actually I have got nothing else and time is very short
4) I need something to restart asterisk in case of failure
5) many people on internet say to use it
I used to launch safe_asterisk directly...maybe this was my error...now
I use the init script inside contrib/init.d...maybe I'll be more lucky.
Giorgio Incantalupo
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
On Tue, Oct 17, 2006 at 10:59:33AM +0200, Giorgio Incantalupo wrote:
Hi Brian,
yes, I have more copies of safe_asterisk running, I know this is the
underline problem but I do not how to solve it because I do not know how
to reproduce it.
I'm still looking the safe_asterisk for some strange but found nothing
till now.
Have you got the same problem? Why is it happening?
Which brings up the obvious question: why do you need safe_asterisk in
the first place?
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