On Mon, 8 Jan 2007, Christoph Adomeit wrote:
Are there some external utilities to lock and update the asteriskdb ?
Is there a better way ?
A bit late on this and I see that there's a nice bit of perl posted to use
the manager interface, but I've been doing something similar by writing a
file which is then #included by extensions.conf, then zeroing the file
after an asterisk -rx 'extensions reload' ('diaplan reload' for the 1.4
people out there)
Eg. lines of:
DB(speedDialNum/10)=07712191046
DB(speedDialNam/10)=Gordon
DB(speedDialRNum/191046)=10
etc.
I'm not 100% sure the diaplan is meant to be abused in this way - it
doesn't work on initial asterisk startup presumably because the DB
engine/module isn't loaded... so because I have a small number of these
for other purposes in the dialplan, I issue an extensions reload after
starting asterisk for the very first time (in the /etc/init.d/asterisk
script)
Maybe a bit of a "hit it on the head" approach, but it's quite simple. I
just did a test with 10000 artificially generated values and it was about
1.5 seconds on my 1GHz box. (vs. 0.2 seconds without the file, and
generated a 1.4MB astdb - hardly a massive file!)
Cheers,
Gordon
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