asterisk users - Dec 2004 - is deadlocking with the Manager API still a problem?

I have read on the wiki that deadlocking is a problem when using the Manager
API.
 
I have the manager api running. I am making hundreds of telnet connections from
a remote server (running windows) to the asterisk server via telnet / manager
api. The remote machine is telnetting in to the manager api and placing an
outgoing call that plays a message to the callee.
 
 How will I know if a deadlock occurs? Will it show in the CLI? or will asterisk
crash or what?
Or is the deadlock problem solved? 
 
 

		
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This was pretty much fixed several months ago, but on a heavily loaded
system you can get manager API "pauses"(output just stops and then
floods
out all at once) of upto 20 seconds if your Asterisk system is under very
heavy load. Even in those cases the system will not deadlock, so the manager
API deadlocking is not a problem anymore.

MATT---

-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Miller [mailto:thomasamiller@rocketmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, December 26, 2004 7:51 PM
To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] is deadlocking with the Manager API still a
problem?


I have read on the wiki that deadlocking is a problem when using the Manager
API. 

I have the manager api running. I am making hundreds of telnet connections
from a remote server (running windows) to the asterisk server via telnet /
manager api. The remote machine is telnetting in to the manager api and
placing an outgoing call that plays a message to the callee.

 How will I know if a deadlock occurs? Will it show in the CLI? or will
asterisk crash or what?  
Or is the deadlock problem solved? 




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