Scott Lawrence wrote:

[...]

>> I suspect sipXconfig implementation would be simpler if sipXalarms were to
>> be separated from sipXsupervisor. At the moment we have a special case for
>> configuring alarms in the sipXconfig code and it has already caused several
>> issues (recently: http://track.sipfoundry.org/browse/XX-6970).
>> It's not directly related to adding alarm functionality but it seems we
>> would be adding even more config files for alarm service, which is trivial
>> if this is a 'normal' service and complicated if it's a sipXsupervisor.
> 
> I don't see what the problem is with the above; integrating the alarm
> monitor into sipXsupervisor.  The particular issue you cite seems easy
> to me - the replication of that file happens through sipXsupervisor
> anyway; it should be able to notice that fact and reload the definitions
> without any other prompting.
> 

It is a problem: sipXsupervisor cannot be started or stopped like other
services (because it's doing starting and stopping): it needs to be treated
differently.
sipXsupervisor detecting changes to its config files would not solve
anything. Part of the problem - uncaught be testing yet - was that
sipXconfig did not push all the files to a newly added host.
D.

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