If you're experiencing the same issue I am, there's a less painful
solution than restarting asterisk.
Asterisk resolves the externip (and, I think, externhost) parameters in
sip.conf at startup. If the values are a domain name registered with
dyndns.org, and the IP that these domain names point at changes, then
you have a problem.
It turns out that sip reload will cause it to resolve externip (for
sure, and I assume externhost as well) again. So I run a cron job to do
a sip reload periodically.
(Ideally, I want to trigger this job from my dyndns ip-change script,
but I haven't gotten around to that yet. Doing it every 5 minutes is a
bit of an ugly hack, but it works for me.)
HTH.
john
Branko Samardzic wrote:
That's fine. But there is, obviously, situations where such situation is not
welcome. Is it possible to force Asterisk to refresh cache every in a while.
Regards,
Branko
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