Hi, Mickael!
You can use either -C and -c parameters when starting OpenSIPS to check
the config syntax. If you want to check it before stopping OpenSIPS,
you'll have to adjust your opensips.service file to run a different
ExecStop command, something like `/usr/sbin/opensips -C -f
/etc/opensips/opensips.cfg && /usr/bin/pkill --pidfile
%t/opensips/opensips.pid`
Hope this helps!
Răzvan
On 2/13/19 9:22 PM, Mickael Hubert wrote:
I would like to know, if there is a way to check opensips's config files
before stop service.
Ex: If I do a syntax error into cfg files (with opensips started), I
want to "ban" the daemon shutdown (service opensips stop)
I'm playing with opensips.service and opensips -C -f $config to try to
reach my goal, but I'm not be able to do at this moment...
Do you have an idea please ?
Thanks in advance
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