>Veering off topic, but still curious :)
>
>Since an AGI only exists for part of the life of a single call, how
>does
>it accumulate enough resources to be a problem?
Call goes away...AGI thread stays back in some zombi state waiting for
something (most of the times response from another web serv
I've actually had an AGI script that Asterisk never closed the fork for. It
was testing a particular feature so it was pretty badly written. Ended up
consuming a lot of resources.
No idea why Asterisk hated that script, though. Failed to kill it every
time. But would continue on the dial plan afte
On Sat, 12 Jan 2013, Stelios Koroneos wrote:
The biggest issue i have faced in term of stability is badly written AGI
scripts that tend to hog resources and bring systems down in the end.
Veering off topic, but still curious :)
Since an AGI only exists for part of the life of a single call, h
On Fri, 2013-01-11 at 15:09 -0600, Danny Nicholas wrote:
> The general rule seems to be, don’t restart it unless there’s a
> problem or you hear of memory leaks. I had a version of 1.4 that I
> restarted every night because I read about memory leaks, but I hear of
> 1.2 installs that have been run
On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 2:06 PM, Kevin Larsen <
kevin.lar...@pioneerballoon.com> wrote:
> However, this does make me wonder, do you restart periodically to try to
> avoid issues or do you just let things run until there is a problem? This
> box had 119 days of up time on the Asterisk process. I ha
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Had my Asterisk instance stop responding to incoming/outg
Had my Asterisk instance stop responding to incoming/outgoing calls today.
Had to kill -9 the asterisk process and restart it to get it back. Not
really looking for help on that as the instance is version 1.6 and is due
to be replaced with an upgraded version shortly.
However, this does make me
