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Hi Joshua HTTP is used on in our setup on 127.0.0.1/mxml?<command> to send commands to the server, such as http://127.0.0.1/mxml?action=login&username=myuser&secret=thesecret to log in and then http://127.0.0.1/mxml?ActionID=123&Action=BlindTransfer&Channel=Channel&Context=local&Exten=123&Priority=1 etc. to control transfers, for example. ARI is not being used. WebRTC is not being used. I have in the meantime modified httpd.conf and halved the...

...2020 at 10:32 AM Stefan Viljoen <viljoens at verishare.co.za> wrote: > Hi Joshua > > HTTP is used on in our setup on > > 127.0.0.1/mxml?<command> > > to send commands to the server, such as > > http://127.0.0.1/mxml?action=login&username=myuser&secret=thesecret > > to log in and then > > > http://127.0.0.1/mxml?ActionID=123&Action=BlindTransfer&Channel=Channel&Context=local&Exten=123&Priority=1 > > etc. to control transfers, for example. > > ARI is not being used. > > WebRTC is not being used. > >...

Hi all I'm running an Asterisk 13.22.0 instance on Centos 7 - I7-8700 12 core HT with 16GB of RAM. The server maintains a total active call count of approx 285 calls with 440 channels at any one time. The totals never go below 200 calls concurrently active. For the kernel, top reports load levels at around 5.0 to 6.0 constantly. I'm having issues where at random intervals, the CLI is

I am thinking about writing some sort of deamon which signs syslog files with PGP. This should help dedecting unauthorised changes in the syslog files. What I have in mind works as follows: Whenever a new line is added to a syslog file the existing syslog file checked against the privious made signature. If the file passes this test, the new line(s) is/are added. Then a new signature is