Hi,
can somebody say how much effort it is to adjust (or rewrite) this module to be
compatible with the latest kamailio and cassandra version? Is there someone in
the community with the appropriate skills who can do this? In our current
project we have some budget left to support this.
Regards
Hi,
I also believe the module needs to be marked somehow, because it's
implemented against a very old cassandra version and does not work with
recent versions at all.
I'm afraid a complete re-implementation from scratch is needed there,
because the protocol changed significantly. Also schema defi
Hello Daniel,
to change the status to „unmaintained“ sounds OK for me.
Regards,
Markus
> Am 21.03.2017 um 13:53 schrieb Daniel-Constantin Mierla :
>
> Hello,
>
> having some interest on the module and cassandra being still actual, I tried
> to avoid moving it as deprecated/obsoleted module a
Hello,
having some interest on the module and cassandra being still actual, I
tried to avoid moving it as deprecated/obsoleted module as maybe someone
will just pick it and do the required updates. It may still work for older
versions of kamailio and cassandra, so maybe a better tag for it will be
Hello Daniel,
thanks for the info. Maybe it’s better to put the module into status
“Deprecated“?
Regards
Markus
> Am 21.03.2017 um 11:53 schrieb Daniel-Constantin Mierla :
>
> Hello,
>
> unfortunately the module db_cassandra was not really maintained and it has
> been reported to have issue
Hello,
unfortunately the module db_cassandra was not really maintained and it has been
reported to have issues even at start up. No one has picked it up yet to get it
up to date, hopefully someone will do it at some point. I don't use and I don't
have any access to a testbed with cassandra, so
Hello,
We are thinking about to use kamailio as a sip registrar with cassandra as db
backend. As I can see in the documentation for kamailio 5.0 it is only tested
with Casandra 1.1.6 and 1.0.1, current version is 3.10 in the meantime. Is
anyone using this module with newer versions of Cassandra
