OK, open a new issue if any problem is found.
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Closed #3318 as completed.
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Thank you. I'll try to create a testing situation around this.
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Probably the developer thought only one of the tables are used in a Kamailio
instance, they kind of overlap a lot in purpose and functionality. Personally I
use only address table, I don't think I ever initiated a Kamailio deployment
using the trusted table.
Anyhow, because this kind of
Ah, okay. Personally, it seems to me the real problem is in the documentation's
claim that `reload_delta` creates separation between "RPC reloads", vs. no
clear conception of what an "RPC reload" is. In thinking about it generally, I
would expect such a reload to encompass both tables.
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The reload_delta functionality was added because it was observed that excessive
reloads (e.g. every few seconds) could cause issues under load, as mentioned in
the docs. A workaround for your cfg is to add two individual timers for both
reload commands, but this might cause some small drift
I'm calling them separately because there's no function to call them together.
;)
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You would be correct in that `rpc_trusted_reload()` and `rpc_address_reload()`
call the same `rpc_check_reload()` function, which uses a single timer. So,
calling a reload on either of those would reset the timer.
But why do you want to reload them separately? Does it matter?
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