On Fri, May 04, 2007 at 09:59:36PM -1000, Mark Coccimiglio wrote:
> Tzafrir;
> Actually I have found this config to work really well. I prefer to
> use a script run from inittab but Ubuntu doesn't work like Redhat or
> BSD. On a production box keeping asterisk up and running is "THE TOP"
> priority. If you would rather check every five minutes then replace the
> first "*" with "*/5". I will address your points as it seems that you
> haven't really thought about this.
What I say is that you have the worse of both worlds:
- downtime of at ~1/2 a minute (avarage, if a cron runs every minute).
In the case a restart is all it take.
- A bigger downtime in case a restart is not what it takes. Because your
logs will be flooded.
- And a most unpredicatable behaviour.
So why would Asterisk crash? And if so: would a simple restart really
do?
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