asterisk users - Apr 2021 - Server loses sip registrations after converting to vm to mysql storage.

Hi all,

I've got an old server (Asterisk 13.28.0) that I'm trying to configure
to store voicemail in a
mysql database.  

I have sip realtime working via odbc and it's been working well for years.

However, when I recompile Asterisk in order to store voicemail in the database,
I have
problems.  (That is the ONLY thing I change.)

The server seems to run for a while and voicemail seems to work.  Then, the
server loses
ALL of it's sip registrations.  I have a script that I can run to reload the
registrations, but
the server eventually loses them again.

Any ideas as to where I should start looking?

Thanks in advance,



-- 
Mike Diehl


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How about starting a console with verbose turned up.  After a loss of
registrations review the console output to see if there is some event.

 

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Subject: [asterisk-users] Server loses sip registrations after converting to
vm to mysql storage.

 

Hi all,

 

I've got an old server (Asterisk 13.28.0) that I'm trying to configure
to
store voicemail in a mysql database. 

 

I have sip realtime working via odbc and it's been working well for years.

 

However, when I recompile Asterisk in order to store voicemail in the
database, I have problems. (That is the ONLY thing I change.)

 

The server seems to run for a while and voicemail seems to work. Then, the
server loses ALL of it's sip registrations. I have a script that I can run
to reload the registrations, but the server eventually loses them again.

 

Any ideas as to where I should start looking?

 

Thanks in advance,

 

-- 

Mike Diehl

 

 

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