asterisk users - Mar 2013 - Asterisk 11 - How to trim the number of modules to minimum ?

Hi,

I've got a brand new Asterisk 11 setup for which I would like to keep the
number of loaded modules to a minimum.
My goal is to this setup in a pure SIP environment, for switching incoming
calls to outgoing tSIP trunks.

When I leave autoload=yes in /etc/asterisk/modules.conf, I can handle an
incoming SIP call with a Playback app.
When I leave autoload=no in /etc/asterisk/modules.conf, it fails with with
messages I'm not familiar with.

My question:
with autoload=no, which (efficient) method shall I use to trim the number
of modules to a minimum ?


Here is my modules.conf :

[modules]
autoload=yes

load => pbx_config.so
load => pbx_spool.so

load => chan_local.so
load => chan_iax2.so
load => chan_sip.so

load => app_authenticate.so
load => app_cdr.so
load => app_dial.so
load => app_dumpchan.so
load => app_echo.so
load => app_exec.so
load => app_hangup.so
load => app_macro.so
load => app_originate.so
load => app_playback.so
load => app_playtones.so
load => app_record.so
load => app_userevent.so

load => codec_adpcm.so
load => codec_alaw.so
load => codec_a_mu.sothe number of modules to minimum ?
load => codec_g722.so
load => codec_g726.so
load => codec_gsm.so
load => codec_lpc10.so
load => codec_ulaw.so

load => format_gsm.so
load => format_pcm.so
load => format_wav.so
load => format_wav_gsm.so

load => res_agi.so
load => res_clioriginate.so
load => res_fax.so
load => res_musiconhold.so
load => res_timing_timerfd.so

load => func_callerid.so
load => func_cdr.so
load => func_channel.so
load => func_cut.so
load => func_math.so
load => func_rand.so
load => func_strings.so
load => func_global.so

load => cdr_csv.so


Regards
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Can you post the message when it fails?

On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 4:37 PM, Olivier <oza_4h07 at yahoo.fr> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've got a brand new Asterisk 11 setup for which I would like to keep
the
> number of loaded modules to a minimum.
> My goal is to this setup in a pure SIP environment, for switching incoming
> calls to outgoing tSIP trunks.
>
> When I leave autoload=yes in /etc/asterisk/modules.conf, I can handle an
> incoming SIP call with a Playback app.
> When I leave autoload=no in /etc/asterisk/modules.conf, it fails with with
> messages I'm not familiar with.
>
> My question:
> with autoload=no, which (efficient) method shall I use to trim the number
> of modules to a minimum ?
>
>
> Here is my modules.conf :
>
> [modules]
> autoload=yes
>
> load => pbx_config.so
> load => pbx_spool.so
>
> load => chan_local.so
> load => chan_iax2.so
> load => chan_sip.so
>
> load => app_authenticate.so
> load => app_cdr.so
> load => app_dial.so
> load => app_dumpchan.so
> load => app_echo.so
> load => app_exec.so
> load => app_hangup.so
> load => app_macro.so
> load => app_originate.so
> load => app_playback.so
> load => app_playtones.so
> load => app_record.so
> load => app_userevent.so
>
> load => codec_adpcm.so
> load => codec_alaw.so
> load => codec_a_mu.sothe number of modules to minimum ?
> load => codec_g722.so
> load => codec_g726.so
> load => codec_gsm.so
> load => codec_lpc10.so
> load => codec_ulaw.so
>
> load => format_gsm.so
> load => format_pcm.so
> load => format_wav.so
> load => format_wav_gsm.so
>
> load => res_agi.so
> load => res_clioriginate.so
> load => res_fax.so
> load => res_musiconhold.so
> load => res_timing_timerfd.so
>
> load => func_callerid.so
> load => func_cdr.so
> load => func_channel.so
> load => func_cut.so
> load => func_math.so
> load => func_rand.so
> load => func_strings.so
> load => func_global.so
>
> load => cdr_csv.so
>
>
> Regards
>
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Unless you need every byte of memory available, the easiest thing to is have
autoload enabled and specifically noload => the modules you know you
don't need.

-----Original Message-----
From: asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces
at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Olivier
Sent: Monday, March 04, 2013 10:37 AM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: [asterisk-users] Asterisk 11 - How to trim the number of modules to
minimum ?

Hi,

I've got a brand new Asterisk 11 setup for which I would like to keep the
number of loaded modules to a minimum.
My goal is to this setup in a pure SIP environment, for switching incoming calls
to outgoing tSIP trunks.

When I leave autoload=yes in /etc/asterisk/modules.conf, I can handle an
incoming SIP call with a Playback app.
When I leave autoload=no in /etc/asterisk/modules.conf, it fails with with
messages I'm not familiar with.

My question:
with autoload=no, which (efficient) method shall I use to trim the number of
modules to a minimum ?


Here is my modules.conf :

[modules]
autoload=yes

load => pbx_config.so
load => pbx_spool.so

load => chan_local.so
load => chan_iax2.so
load => chan_sip.so

load => app_authenticate.so
load => app_cdr.so
load => app_dial.so
load => app_dumpchan.so
load => app_echo.so
load => app_exec.so
load => app_hangup.so
load => app_macro.so
load => app_originate.so
load => app_playback.so
load => app_playtones.so
load => app_record.so
load => app_userevent.so

load => codec_adpcm.so
load => codec_alaw.so
load => codec_a_mu.sothe number of modules to minimum ?
load => codec_g722.so
load => codec_g726.so
load => codec_gsm.so
load => codec_lpc10.so
load => codec_ulaw.so

load => format_gsm.so 
load => format_pcm.so
load => format_wav.so
load => format_wav_gsm.so

load => res_agi.so
load => res_clioriginate.so
load => res_fax.so
load => res_musiconhold.so
load => res_timing_timerfd.so

load => func_callerid.so
load => func_cdr.so
load => func_channel.so
load => func_cut.so
load => func_math.so
load => func_rand.so
load => func_strings.so
load => func_global.so

load => cdr_csv.so


Regards