asterisk users - Mar 2010 - rtcachefriends & qualify

[Mar  1 14:54:07] WARNING[15290]: chan_sip.c:17669 build_peer: Qualify
is incompatible with dynamic uncached realtime.  Please either turn
rtcachefriends on or turn qualify off on peer 'gerrie'

Am I correct that when I turn on rtcachefriends in sip.conf,
database-changes in my MySQL-DB will not be reflected untill a reload ??

Am I correct that when I turn off qualify in my realtime sip-database, I
could be confronted with NAT-problems for SIP-peers that are behind a
NAT-router ?

Is this the choice I need to take ?

Greetingz,
Jonas
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Hi,

I think so, maybe someone can help clarify this for me also. I have:
rtcachefriends=yes
rtautoclear=yes
in sip.conf and was under the impression that this caches the settings from the
database until a user unregisters. When they unregister the data is removed from
the cache (rtautoclear). For me this was a nice compromise.

This is from memory but I?m pretty sure I got this from the documentation
online, if someone can confirm what I?m saying that would be sweet.

Thanks.
Nic.

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Subject: [asterisk-users] rtcachefriends & qualify

[Mar  1 14:54:07] WARNING[15290]: chan_sip.c:17669 build_peer: Qualify is
incompatible with dynamic uncached realtime.  Please either turn rtcachefriends
on or turn qualify off on peer 'gerrie'

Am I correct that when I turn on rtcachefriends in sip.conf, database-changes in
my MySQL-DB will not be reflected untill a reload ??

Am I correct that when I turn off qualify in my realtime sip-database, I could
be confronted with NAT-problems for SIP-peers that are behind a NAT-router ?

Is this the choice I need to take ?

Greetingz,
Jonas
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