Hi,
you cannot change Kamailio's memory at runtime, you have to stop and
restart it passing the new values. Depending on the distribution you're
using, the values read by startup scripts can be in different places
(/etc/default/kamailio being common one for debian like distribution).
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Hi,
I have started using kamailio recently. Added to db almost 100K users. And
now I am trying to increase shared and private memory with this command
when server is running: kamailio -M 12 -m 128. But then I check it with
`kamailio -l` and the same values (64 and 8 respectively) are there. Can I
