Douglas Garstang wrote:
> Someone tell me how this sounds please. We will know the IP addresses of all > our phones, and the users/extensions on those phones because we will be the > ones provisioning them. We therefore write a script that reads from some > source (file/database etc) and somehow (means yet to be determined, probably > write to astdb) "PRIME" Asterisk on startup. Ie when asterisk starts up, it's > astdb file will contain the location info for every single phone. This sort > of info won't change a lot and if it does, it's easy to edit the entries in > astdb. Any opinions? If all of that is true, what do you need Realtime for? Just write out configuration files with the information and do a 'reload chan_sip.so'. Just for you I put my reply at the bottom. Can't help you with '>' marks though. Some of us are using Exchange which doesn't put them against previous text. A database solution would be far cleaner, that's why. After all, that's the WHOLE POINT of a database. I still can't even fathom why this doesn't work. Asterisk is just doing a SELECT statement to find the location of the other user. Why on god's green earth doesn't that work?
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