asterisk users - Nov 2004 - Where did USE_MYSQL_FRINDS go ? What to use ?

11-10-2004 there was a subject:
Re: Where did USE_SIP_MYSQL_FRIENDS go?:
on asterisk.user list.

 >All db specific code has been removed from the code in favor of the
 >currently-in-development "RealTime" method of configuration from 
 >database.
 >You are most likely not using the 1.0 stable branch.

 >You need to use the new RealTime configuration method. And currently, 
 >there is only support for odbc. I am currently in the final stages of 
 >finishing the RealTime MySQL driver. You can either revert back to 1.0 
 >or wait a few more days for this dev code to be released.

I simply cant find the 'new RealTime method'. I properbly looking the 
wrong place....

I had try to look at extconfig.conf but as I read the readme.extconfig 
it says it for STATIC config

 >External configuration is configured in /etc/asterisk/extconfig.conf
 >allowing you to map any configuration file (static mappings) to
 >be pulled from the database

Can someone give me a hint, please.

What is the new Asterisk cvs way do to this ?
If it IS the extconfig does someone have examples for configfiles ?

/HH

What does it mean "RealTime configuration" is it just configuring from
database when * starts , or if i change something in database
it will  immediately affect the * configuration ?

hhandresen wrote:
> 11-10-2004 there was a subject:
> Re: Where did USE_SIP_MYSQL_FRIENDS go?:
> on asterisk.user list.
>
> >All db specific code has been removed from the code in favor of the
> >currently-in-development "RealTime" method of configuration
from
> >database.
> >You are most likely not using the 1.0 stable branch.
>
> >You need to use the new RealTime configuration method. And currently, 
> >there is only support for odbc. I am currently in the final stages of 
> >finishing the RealTime MySQL driver. You can either revert back to 
> 1.0 >or wait a few more days for this dev code to be released.
>
> I simply cant find the 'new RealTime method'. I properbly looking
the
> wrong place....
>
> I had try to look at extconfig.conf but as I read the readme.extconfig 
> it says it for STATIC config
>
> >External configuration is configured in /etc/asterisk/extconfig.conf
> >allowing you to map any configuration file (static mappings) to
> >be pulled from the database
>
> Can someone give me a hint, please.
>
> What is the new Asterisk cvs way do to this ?
> If it IS the extconfig does someone have examples for configfiles ?
>
> /HH
>
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Hi

I mean change in sip.conf after asterisk has started and I want it to 
have effect immediately.

/HH

Damian Minkov wrote:
> What does it mean "RealTime configuration" is it just configuring
from
> database when * starts , or if i change something in database
> it will  immediately affect the * configuration ?

The documentation is scarce, so could someone please share configs for
that.

On Fri, 2004-11-26 at 17:47, Brian West wrote:
> > I wonder why people are working on the MySQL specific version if ODBC
> > support is in and being developed.
> 
> Because people have this misconception that ODBC is slow.
> 
> bkw
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Vlad

Brian West wrote:
>>I wonder why people are working on the MySQL specific version if ODBC
>>support is in and being developed.
>>    
>>
>
>Because people have this misconception that ODBC is slow.
>
>bkw
>
>  
>
And... because some people (like me) think that ODBC is evil!  It was 
created by the beast, Microsoft.

So . . . where is the PostgreSQL specific driver?   ;)

Robert

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