Hi,
When using the files for permissions, you cannot do a reload at runtime
- to get around it, better use the allow_trusted() or allow_address() -
they load data from DB and you can reload via MI using the
reload_trusted or reload_address. See:
http://www.opensips.org/html/docs/modules/1.4.x/permissions.html#id272244
Regards,
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu
OpenSIPS Founder and Developer
http://www.opensips-solutions.com
On 06/13/2012 06:36 AM, 刘子尘 wrote:
Hello
My opensips version is 1.4.5.
I use the permissions module to control the call permission,and use
the allow_routing() functions in the opensips.cfg.I use the default
permissions file(permissions.allow and permissions.deny).But when I
add a new rule into the files,I must restart the opensips server and
the it can works.I want add a new MI function in order to reload the
rules in the permissions files to the memory realtime.But it doesn't
work.Maybe because opensips server has multi-processes,the MI function
may reload the rules to only one process's memory and not the all
processes.Then I read the source code and find that it has 2
memory_malloc function:pkg_malloc and shm_malloc,and the
allow_routing() functions use the first one.So I modify it to the
shm_malloc and I think it maybe insert the rules to the all
processes's memory,but it fails ,too.Can somebody give me some
suggestions how to reload the rules in the permissions file to the
momory and doesn't need to restart the opensips server?
The attachment is the source code files that I has modifyed.
Thanks
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