2 Jan 2005 03:02
2 Jan 2005 20:09
Module and config file names
Hi, all! How is about naming module and relevant configuration file names like: cdrfile.yate -- cdrfile.conf cdrpgsql.yate -- cdrpgsql.conf clientgtk.yate -- clientgtk.conf clientkde.yate -- clientkde.conf ... clientqt.yate -- clientqt.conf chanh323.yate -- chanh323.conf chaniax2.yate -- chaniax2.conf chanortp.yate -- chanortp.conf chansip2.yate -- chansip2.conf ... chanysip2.yate -- chanysip2.conf chanfax.yate -- chanfax.conf chanmodem.yate -- chanmodem.conf ... chanzap.yate -- chanzap.conf regfile.yate -- regfile.conf regpgsql.yate -- regpgsql.conf routeregex.yate -- routeregex.conf routepgsql.yate -- routepgsql.conf(Continue reading)
3 Jan 2005 00:18
Re: Module and config file names
Hello Balwinder, We agree with you and we will change them as soon as possibile. We got your patch and we consider your ideas to merge them into Yate. Diana > Hi, all! > > How is about naming module and relevant configuration file names like: > > cdrfile.yate -- cdrfile.conf > cdrpgsql.yate -- cdrpgsql.conf > > clientgtk.yate -- clientgtk.conf > clientkde.yate -- clientkde.conf > ... > clientqt.yate -- clientqt.conf > > chanh323.yate -- chanh323.conf > chaniax2.yate -- chaniax2.conf > chanortp.yate -- chanortp.conf > chansip2.yate -- chansip2.conf > ... > chanysip2.yate -- chanysip2.conf > > chanfax.yate -- chanfax.conf > chanmodem.yate -- chanmodem.conf > ...(Continue reading)
10 Jan 2005 19:05
10 Jan 2005 20:23
Re: x100p & messages documentation
Hello Maciek, Yate dosen't work right now with x100p, even if we have the card, but we didn't had time yet to write the support :( There is a big effort in yate 0.8.6 - cvs to standardize the messages. We are still disscusing about that, and then we will publish a document with everything explained. Diana > Hi, > I wonder whether Yate works with Digium x100p card? > Are there any efforts undertaken to document Yate messages which seems > to be the heart of this architecture? > > mk
10 Jan 2005 21:40
Re: x100p & messages documentation
Hello Maciek, Yate allocate a lot of threads depeding on what's necessary. H323 needs more threads then sip, which needs more threads then iax. Threads have nothing to do with modules in fact :). Anyway Yate message engine use a thread called "worker" - if you will telnet 127.0.0.1 5038 and use status you will see how many workers your yate need. Normaly is only one, but if Yate notice that worker dosen't do the job fast enough is starting a new one, until maximum number of 10. Diana > Diana Cionoiu napisał(a): > > >Hello Maciek, > > > >Yate dosen't work right now with x100p, even if we have the card, but we > >didn't had time yet to write the support :( > >There is a big effort in yate 0.8.6 - cvs to standardize the messages. We > >are still disscusing about that, and then we will publish a document with > >everything explained. > > > >Diana > > > > > Thread model is also interesting. Will Yate allocate threads to modules, > calls, messages? > > mk >(Continue reading)
17 Jan 2005 11:50
19 Jan 2005 10:22
Re: x100p & messages documentation
We have standardized the messages but we didn't had time to write the paper. I will take care of that when i'll get back home (something like 5 days). Diana > Diana Cionoiu napisał(a): > > >... > >There is a big effort in yate 0.8.6 - cvs to standardize the messages. We > >are still disscusing about that, and then we will publish a document with > >everything explained. > > > > > Is it ready? > > Maciej Kaminski >
10 Jan 2005 21:55
Re: x100p & messages documentation (fwd)
> Diana Cionoiu napisał(a): > > >Hello Maciek, > > > >Yate allocate a lot of threads depeding on what's necessary. H323 needs > >more threads then sip, which needs more threads then iax. > >Threads have nothing to do with modules in fact :). > >Anyway Yate message engine use a thread called "worker" - if you will > >telnet 127.0.0.1 5038 and use status you will see how many workers your > >yate need. Normaly is only one, but if Yate notice that worker dosen't do > >the job fast enough is starting a new one, until maximum number of 10. > > > >Diana > > > > > Does the number of threads outside message engine grows linearly with > number of connections? Depend on the module, on iax the answer is no, for sip and h323 yes and so on. For zaptel we have threads already allocated cause we know the channels. > Maciej Kaminski Diana
17 Jan 2005 09:42
yate 0.8.6 release
Hello, Make a visit to http://yate.null.ro since we have a new release of Yate. The most intresting things are a fixed IAX channel, the new SIP channel based on our own SIP Stack, and the fact that Yate can work as an H.323 - SIP signalling proxy. Diana
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