Another day, another question:
I like to declare some variables at the beginning of my script and use this
at several places, the variables must be known till restart.
something like ie:
$my_eth0_interface = 89.1.2.3;
$my_eth1_interface = 10.0.1.2;
$my_default_timeout = 100;
etc etc.
I was
Hello,
If you want to accomplish this, you can use the localcache module. In
startup_route, initialize all of your needed 'constants' and store them
with no expiry time ( cache_store ), and when you want to use them later
on, just make a call to cache_fetch.
Regards
Vlad Paiu
OpenSIPS
Use m4 macro processor.
http://www.opensips.org/Resources/DocsTools
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Nick
2012/3/20 Jan D. j-doe...@zonnet.nl
Another day, another question:
I like to declare some variables at the beginning of my script and use this
at several places, the variables must be known till restart.
Hi Josip,
Josip Djuricic wrote:
Sorry I missed this email,
I'll think about using db_virtual, but back to global vars issue, for a
test I defined just a global counter variable,
so a global C variable, right ?
and created new function
inside siptrace module, so every time a siptrace
In this case we can forget global c variable.
I'm thinking about this solution, building custom module, that will
start as a single process (one fork), and siptrace will be putting all
the data on fifo queue (inside of shared memory) instead of db, and then
this new module will take data from
Sorry I missed this email,
I'll think about using db_virtual, but back to global vars issue, for a
test I defined just a global counter variable, and created new function
inside siptrace module, so every time a siptrace function is called I
also call this function and do counter ++. since
Hi Josip,
Josip Djuricic wrote:
Hi,
one probably stupid question, I'm customizing siptrace module further,
so I am adding queue for db writing, in case we loose db connectivity
and threads for popping the queue and writing to db.
why don't you use the new db_virtual module with a
Hi,
one probably stupid question, I'm customizing siptrace module further,
so I am adding queue for db writing, in case we loose db connectivity
and threads for popping the queue and writing to db.
Written almost everything, but just to be sure, if I use global variable
for linked list, will
...@lists.opensips.org] *On Behalf Of *Brett Nemeroff
*Sent:* Sunday, October 04, 2009 6:27 PM
*To:* users@lists.opensips.org
*Subject:* [OpenSIPS-Users] Global Variables
Hey all,
I'm wondering if there is a way to use global variables? I see that $var
variables are persistent across the process, but I
: [OpenSIPS-Users] Global Variables
Hey Alex,
I've just tried it with memcache and that works great.. Very fast.. just a
little clumsy looking in the scripts; but otherwise works great.
Thanks,
Brett
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 4:36 AM, Alex Massover
a...@jajah.commailto:a...@jajah.com wrote:
Hi
Hey all,I'm wondering if there is a way to use global variables? I see that
$var variables are persistent across the process, but I need something that
will persist across all processes. Right now, I'm using memcache, but I'm
not sure if I'll have race conditions relying on that as I expect many
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Subject: [OpenSIPS-Users] Global Variables
Hey all,
I'm wondering if there is a way to use global variables? I see that $var
variables are persistent across the process, but I need something that
will persist across all processes. Right now, I'm using memcache, but
I'm
2009/10/4 Brett Nemeroff br...@nemeroff.com:
I'm wondering if there is a way to use global variables?
$shv(...) does that:
http://www.opensips.org/html/docs/modules/1.5.x/cfgutils.html#id271355
but I'm not sure if I'll have race conditions relying on that as I expect
many processes
to be
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